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AN investigation of the variation of the oxidation-reduction potential in cases of iron deficiency or calcareous chlorosis has been made in an attempt to find a relation between the redox general condition, the formation of the chlorophyll complex and its stability.
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HERAS, L. Influence of Light Intensity on the Redox Potential in Leaves in cases of Iron-induced Chlorosis. Nature 188, 335–336 (1960). https://doi.org/10.1038/188335a0
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