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. 1929 Jul;4(3):373–383. doi: 10.1104/pp.4.3.373

EFFECT OF ACID AND ALKALINE HYDROLYSIS ON THE ESTIMATION OF HEMICELLULOSE AND ASSOCIATED GROUPS IN YOUNG APPLE WOOD

Fisk Gerhardt ¹

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