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Abbreviations

DW:

dry weight

FW:

fresh weight

RGR:

relative growth rate

RN :

relative nitrogen addition rate

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Duarte, P., Oscarson, P., Tillberg, JE. et al. Nitrogen and carbon utilization in shoots and roots of nitrogen-limited Pisum. Plant Soil 111, 241–244 (1988). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02139946

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