Influence of Weather Conditions on the Surface Morphology and Wetting Behaviour of Superhydrophobic Quaking Aspen Leaves

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"Influence of Weather Conditions on the Surface Morphology and Wetting Behaviour of Superhydrophobic Quaking Aspen Leaves"
written by J. J. Victor, U. Erb,
published by American Journal of Plant Sciences, Vol.4 No.5A, 2013

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