Variation potential propagation decreases heat-related damage of pea photosystem I by 2 different pathways
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Vladimir Sukhov | Vladimir Vodeneev | V. Sukhov | V. Vodeneev | Lyubov Surova | Oksana Sherstneva | O. Sherstneva | L. Surova
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