Mimosa pudica: Electrical and mechanical stimulation of plant movements.
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A. Volkov | V. Markin | Alexander G Volkov | Vladislav S Markin | Justin C Foster | Talitha A Ashby | Ronald K Walker | Jon A Johnson | J. C. Foster | Talitha A. Ashby
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