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AFTER the conclusion of his recent lecture at the University of Vienna, Sir J. C. Bose was kind enough to lend me his instruments for the repetition of some of his more important experiments in the Institute of Plant Physiology of the University. As this is the first time that his experiments have been successfully repeated in a European laboratory, the following results which I obtained will be of interest to readers of NATURE.
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MOLISCH, H. The Movement of Sap in Plants. Nature 122, 168–169 (1928). https://doi.org/10.1038/122168b0
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