Development and aging of forest trees

F Magnani¹, P G Jarvis

¹IMGPF-CNR, Institute of Forest Tree Breeding, via A. Vannucci 12, I-50134 Firenze, Italy.

Trends in Plant Science

|May 1, 2001

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