How are Systematics and Biological and Ecological Features Related to Silica Content in Plants?: A Study in Species from the Southern of South America

Mariana Fernández Honaine; M. Laura Benvenuto; Lía Montti; Marcela Natal; Natalia L. Borrelli; M. Fernanda Alvarez; Stella Maris Altamirano; Mara De Rito; Margarita L. Osterrieth

doi:10.1086/712357

by Mariana Fernández Honaine, M. Laura Benvenuto, Lía Montti, Marcela Natal, Natalia L. Borrelli, M. Fernanda Alvarez, Stella Maris Altamirano, Mara De Rito, Margarita L. Osterrieth

Published in International journal of plant sciences by University of Chicago Press.

2020

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