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2026 г., № 1
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Сезонные изменения флуоресценции хлорофилла для оценки стрессоустойчивости сосны сибирской на верхнем пределе распространения

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This research was funded by Russian Science Foundation to the research project: “Intrapopulation variability of ecophysiological features of Siberian pine (Pinus sibirica Du Tour) trees under climate change”, grant number 23-24-00251.

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