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Increased Night Temperatures During Cotton's Early Reproductive Stage Affect Leaf Physiology and Flower Bud Carbohydrate Content Decreasing Flower Bud Retention

https://doi.org/10.1111/jac.12170
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Additional file 1 of The effects of straw-returning and inorganic K fertilizer on the carbon–nitrogen balance and reproductive growth of cotton
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