Are there associations between grain-filling rate and photosynthesis in the flag leaves of field-grown rice?
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Shaobing Peng | Erik H Murchie | Peter Horton | S. Peng | Jianchang Yang | P. Horton | E. Murchie | Jianchang Yang | Stella Hubbart | S. Hubbart | Stella Hubbart
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