UPTAKE OF PHENYLALANINE DURING IMBIBITION BY SEEDS OF GARDEN PEA, PISUM SATIVUM

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PAUL, KB

NOZZOLILLO, C

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CANADIAN JOURNAL OF BOTANY | 1969年 / 47卷 / 11期

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10.1139/b69-245

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Q94 [植物学];

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071001 ;

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