Oscillations in plant membrane transport: model predictions, experimental validation, and physiological implications.
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Stefano Mancuso | Sergey Shabala | Lana Shabala | S. Shabala | L. Shabala | Zhonghua Chen | S. Mancuso | D. Gradmann | Ian Newman | Zhonghua Chen | Dietrich Gradmann | I. Newman
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