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Physiological response of onion plants to foliar application of putrescine and glutamine

Amin et al., 2011

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11480443412490132853
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Amin A
Gharib F
El-Awadi M
Rashad E
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Scientia horticulturae

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Two field experiments were carried out in Egypt during two successive seasons (2007/2008 and 2008/2009). This study aimed to investigate the response of growth, yield quality and some metabolic constituents of onion (Allium cepa L. cv.'Giza 20') to foliar application of …
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