Photoperiodic variations induce shifts in the leaf metabolic profile of Chrysanthemum morifolium.
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Hanne Christine Bertram | K. H. Kjaer | Katrine Heinsvig Kjaer | Carl-Otto Ottosen | H. C. Bertram | C. Ottosen | U. Sundekilde | Morten Rahr Clausen | Ulrik K. Sundekilde | Bent O. Petersen | B. Petersen | M. R. Clausen
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