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. 1949;45(2):171–179.

Factors affecting synthesis of ascorbic acid in cress seedlings. 2. Ascorbic acid synthesis in relation to sugar formation

L W Mapson 1, Ethel M Cruickshank 1, Yu-Tuan Chen 1
PMCID: PMC1274967  PMID: 16748608

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