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使用功能结构模型来设计葡萄树的建筑意识形态,以应对极端的热量和水压力:一个多标准分析

Mathilde Millan1, Rami Albasha1,2, Stathis Delivorias1

  • 1UMR LEPSE, Université Montpellier, INRAE, Institut Agro-Montpellier, Montpellier, France.

Journal of experimental botany
|April 11, 2025
PubMed
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葡萄树的架构可以进行修改,以提高对热量和干旱的适应性. 叶子面积和方向等特定特征可以降低叶子温度,提高气候变化下的生存能力.

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建筑学 建筑学 建筑学 建筑学在FSPM的FSPM的FSPM.气体交易所 气体交易所基因型变异性的变化.葡萄藤是葡萄树中的一种.在水上射击中进行水上射击.叶子温度 叶子温度建模建模模型是什么

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