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for providing SEM micrographs of leaf epidermis. The work in D.K.
lab is fi nancially supported by Polish Ministry of Science and Higher
Education and by the MAESTRO research grant No 2011/02/A/
NZ3/00079 from the National Science Centre, Poland.

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