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This article comments on: Makavitskaya M, Svistunenko D, Navaselsky I, . 2018. Novel roles of ascorbate in plants: induction of cytosolic Ca signals and efflux from cells via anion channels. Journal of Experimental Botany 69, 3477–3489.
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