Kinetics and Mechanism of Dionaea muscipula Trap Closing1[C][OA]
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Emil Jovanov | Vladislav S. Markin | Alexander G. Volkov | E. Jovanov | A. Volkov | V. Markin | Tejumade Adesina | T. Adesina
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