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カリフォルニア湾のイールグラス (Zostera marina L.): カリフォルニア湾のイールグラス (Zostera marina L.)

R Felger, M B Moser

    Science (New York, N.Y.)
    |July 27, 1973
    PubMed
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    カリフォルニア湾で収穫されるアールグラス (Zostera marina) の穀物は,ユニークな海洋ベースの人間の食糧源です. この発見は,アールグラスを強調しています.

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