Published in Plant Physiol on June 07, 2007
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A novel method of measuring leaf epidermis and mesophyll stiffness shows the ubiquitous nature of the sandwich structure of leaf laminas in broad-leaved angiosperm species. J Exp Bot (2015) 0.82
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The role of plasma membrane aquaporins in regulating the bundle sheath-mesophyll continuum and leaf hydraulics. Plant Physiol (2014) 0.82
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Direct observation of local xylem embolisms induced by soil drying in intact Zea mays leaves. J Exp Bot (2016) 0.75
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