Elevated Nutrient Supply Can Exert Worse Effects on Norway Spruce Than Drought, Viewed Through Chemical Defence Against Needle Rust

Overview

Journal Tree Physiol

Publisher Oxford University Press

Specialty Biology

Date 2023 Jul 5

PMID 37405989

Authors

Andrea Ganthaler

Andreas Guggenberger

Wolfgang Stoggl

Ilse Kranner

Stefan Mayr

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