Research note:  Low-boron acclimation induces uptake of boric acid against a concentration gradient in root cells of Olea europaea

doi:10.1071/FP05097

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Stavrianakou S, Liakopoulos G, Karvonis E, Resta E, Karabourniotis G (2006) Low-boron acclimation induces uptake of boric acid against a concentration gradient in root cells of Olea europaea. Functional Plant Biology 33, 189–193.

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