Leaf dispersion and light partitioning in three‐dimensionally digitized tall fescue–white clover mixtures

By G. Sonohat, H. Sinoquet, C. Varlet-Grancher, M. Rakočević, A. Jacquet, J. Simon, B. Adam. 2002

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