Photoprotection Conferred by Changes in Photosynthetic Protein Levels and Organization during Dehydration of a Homoiochlorophyllous Resurrection Plant1
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E. Shimoni | Z. Reich | R. Nevo | H. Kirchhoff | J. Farrant | Z. Adam | Dana Charuvi | Ahmad Zia | L. Naveh | D. Charuvi
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