Is a reduced-tillering trait (tin) beneficial under elevated CO2 in four FACE environments

M Loew; S Tausz-Posch; G Rebetzke; F Dreccer; S Chapman; S Seneweera; G Fitzgerald; M TAUSZ

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Is a reduced-tillering trait (tin) beneficial under elevated CO2 in four FACE environments

M Loew, S Tausz-Posch, G Rebetzke, F Dreccer, S Chapman, S Seneweera, G Fitzgerald, M TAUSZ, undefined Tina Botwright Acuna (ed.), undefined Matthew Harrison (ed.), undefined Carina Moeller (ed.), undefined David parsons (ed.)

Australian Society of Agronomy | Published : 2015

University of Melbourne Researchers

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Sabine Tausz-Posch Author

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Is a reduced-tillering trait (tin) beneficial under elevated CO2 in four FACE environments

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