The monoclonal antibody JIM19 modulates abscisic acid action in barley aleurone protoplasts
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S. Neill | J. Knox | Mei Wang | J. P. Knox | S. Heimovaara-Dijkstra | R. M. V. D. Meulen | Rene M. Van der Meulen
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