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   Soil solution chemistry in the rhizosphere of beech (Fagus silvatica L.) roots as influenced by ammonium supply
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13. Chen, Z; Kolb, TE; Clancy, KM
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14. Monserud, RA; Marshall, JD
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17. O'Neill, GA; Adams, WT; Aitken, SN
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18. Tashe, NC; Schmidt, MG
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19. Mitchell, AK
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20. Kelsey, RG; Joseph, G
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22. Schreuder, MDJ; Brewer, CA
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24. Forrest, I; Tabbener, H; Cottrell, J; Connolly, T
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25. Miller, JM; Williams, RJ; Farquhar, GD
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26. Lewis, JD; Lucash, M; Olszyk, D; Tingey, DT
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27. Yao, C; Moreshet, S; Aloni, B
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28. Joseph, G; Kelsey, RG; Peck, RW; Niwa, CG
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29. Ishii, H; Wilson, ME
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30. Tammi, H; Timonen, S; Sen, R
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31. Prasolova, NV; Xu, ZH; Farquhar, GD; Saffigna, PG; Dieters, MJ
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32. Hagerman, SM; Sakakibara, SM; Durall, DM
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33. Mah, K; Tackaberry, LE; Egger, KB; Massicotte, HB
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34. Brandeis, TJ; Newton, M; Cole, EC
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35. Chen, Z; Kolb, TE; Clancy, KM; Hipkins, VD; DeWald, LE
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36. Shiraishi, S; Maeda, H; Toda, T; Seido, K; Sasaki, Y
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37. Curt, T; Lucot, E; Bouchaud, M
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38. Kwon, M; Bedgar, DL; Piastuch, W; Davin, LB; Lewis, NG
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39. Zhang, HB; Horgan, KJ; Reynolds, PHS; Norris, GE; Jameson, PE
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41. Schreuder, MDJ; van Hove, LWA; Brewer, CA
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42. Dahlberg, A
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43. Shang, H; Cui, JZ; Li, CS
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44. Shen, GH; Moore, JA; Hatch, CR
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45. Ahuja, MR
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46. Ishii, H; Ford, ED
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47. Guy, RD; Holowachuk, DL
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48. Lait, CG; Bates, SL; Morrissette, KK; Borden, JH; Kermode, AR
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49. Wurzburger, N; Bidartondo, MI; Bledsoe, CS
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50. Pawlowski, T; Szczotka, Z
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51. Apple, ME; Olszyk, DM; Ormrod, DP; Lewis, A; Southworth, D; Tingey, DT
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52. Sullivan, TP; Sullivan, DS; Lindgren, PMF
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53. Sillett, SC; McCune, B; Peck, JE; Rambo, TR; Ruchty, A
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54. Graca, J; Pereira, H
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55. Shimizu, KK; Okada, K
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56. Dahlstrom, JL; Smith, JE; Weber, NS
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57. Owens, JN; Bruns, D
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58. Tillman-Sutela, E; Kauppi, A
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59. Hashimoto, Y; Hyakumachi, M
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60. Riggs, RA; Tiedemann, AR; Cook, JG; Ballard, TM; Edgerton, PJ; Vavra, M; Krueger, WC; Hall, FC; Bryant, LD; Irwin, LL; Delcurto, T
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61. Robinson, RM; Sturrock, RN; Davidson, JJ; Ekramoddoullah, AKM; Morrison, DJ
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62. Lewis, JD; McKane, RB; Tingey, DT; Beedlow, PA
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63. Brunner, A; Nigh, G
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64. Van Wijk, MT; Dekker, SC; Bouten, W; Bosveld, FC; Kohsiek, W; Kramer, K; Mohren, GMJ
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65. Balster, NJ; Marshall, JD
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66. Richardson, A
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    TREE PHYSIOLOGY
    
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67. Fernando, DD; Owens, JN; Misra, S
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68. Scherer, G; Zabowski, D; Java, B; Everett, R
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69. Li, CY; Berninger, F; Koskela, J; Sonninen, E
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70. Kaundun, SS; Lebreton, P; Bailly, A
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71. Barnola, LF; Cedeno, A
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72. Mailly, D; Kimmins, JP; Busing, RT
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73. Kloeppel, BD; Gower, ST; Vogel, JG; Reich, PB
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74. Joseph, G; Kelsey, RG
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75. Tranbarger, TJ; Forward, BS; Misra, S
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76. Cullings, KW; Vogler, DR; Parker, VT; Finley, SK
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77. Clement, JMAM; de Boer, M; Venema, JH; Van Hasselt, PR
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78. Tognetti, R; Michelozzi, M; Lauteri, M; Brugnoli, E; Giannini, R
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79. Forward, BS; Misra, S
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80. Dieffenbach, A; Matzner, E
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81. Progar, RA; Schowalter, TD; Freitag, CM; Morrell, JJ
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82. Manter, DK; Bond, BJ; Kavanagh, KL; Rosso, PH; Filip, GM
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83. Bruns, TD; Read, DJ
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84. Gessler, A; Rienks, M; Rennenberg, H
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85. Massicotte, HB; Melville, LH; Peterson, RL; Molina, R
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86. Newberry, DM; Alexander, IJ; Rother, JA
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87. Kang, SM; Morrell, JJ
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88. Bai, YG; Thompson, D; Broersma, K
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89. He, FL; Duncan, RP
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90. Lopez, M; Humara, JM; Rodriguez, R; Ordas, RJ
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91. Sinton, DS; Jones, JA; Ohmann, JL; Swanson, FJ
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92. Smith, JE; Molina, R; Huso, MMP; Larsen, MJ
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93. Bates, SL; Borden, JH; Savoie, A; Blatt, SE; Lait, CG; Kermode, AR; Bennett, RG
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94. McDowell, SCL; McDowell, NG; Marshall, JD; Hultine, K
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95. Bidartondo, MI; Kretzer, AM; Pine, EM; Bruns, TD
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96. Schoettle, AW; Rochelle, SG
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97. Gruber, F; Nick, L
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98. Constable, JVH; Litvak, ME; Greenberg, JP; Monson, RK
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99. Graff, JE; Hermann, RK; Zaerr, JB
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100. Genere, B; Garriou, D
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