The Role of Glucosyl and Malonyl Conjugation in Herbicide Selectivity
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title={The Role of Glucosyl and Malonyl Conjugation in Herbicide Selectivity},
author={Heinrich Sandermann and Matthias Haas and Burkhard Messner and Stephan Pflugmacher and Peter Schr{\"o}der and A. Wetzel},
year={1997}
}27 Citations
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