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Increasing Inflorescence Dry Weight & Cannabinoid Content In Medical Cannabis Using Controlled Drought Stress

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I would also appreciate it if this post can be locked for replies. I hope i have posted it in the right section but if not, my apologies.
Research articles and scientific publications cannot be directly accessed by folks visiting this site. Therefore, I've decided to post the research paper titled above by Caplan et al, as images in this thread.



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