Fruit Nutrient Allocation
Fruit Nutrient Allocation is a physiological process model within plant systems biology that specifies the distribution of assimilated nutrients to fruit tissues as a function of developmental demand, source-sink dynamics, and environmental constraints.
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Nutrition of a Developing Legume Fruit
John S. Pate, P. J. Sharkey, Craig A. Atkins · PLANT PHYSIOLOGY · 1977 · 141 citations · Full text
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Wageningen University & Research
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Oregon State University
Corvallis, United States
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United States Department of Agriculture
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University of Kentucky
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University of Florida
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The Research Council of Norway
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Florida Department of Citrus
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