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cis-isomer O-glucosides were found in maize roots, young cobs and kernels.
- Outcome
- O-glucosides of cis-isomers were found in roots, young cobs, and kernelse1
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e0“maize tissues”
e1“The O-glucosides of cis-isomers were found in roots, young cobs, and kernels”
Title
Peter V. Minorsky PLANT PHYSIOLOGY 2003. doi:10.1104/pp.900065
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