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The injection of certain salts into the protoplasm and vacuoles of the root hairs of Limnobium spongia

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Kerr, T. The injection of certain salts into the protoplasm and vacuoles of the root hairs of Limnobium spongia. Protoplasma 18, 420–440 (1933). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01611932

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