MassFlowDyn I: A Carbon Transport and Partitioning Model for Root System Architecture
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Loïc Pagès | J. Y. Lorendeau | G. Pelloux | L. P. Bidel | L. Pagès | G. Pelloux | L. Rivière | Luc P. R. Bidel | L. M. Riviere | J. -. Lorendeau
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