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. 1971 Mar;47(3):450–451. doi: 10.1104/pp.47.3.450

Ethylene Production from Peptides and Protein Containing Methionine 1

David M Demorest a, Mark A Stahmann a
PMCID: PMC365888  PMID: 16657641

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