Influence of podwall metabolism on brassica seeds

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ANURADHA

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1990Edition: Biochemistry COBHDescription: 84,12LSubject(s):

DDC classification:

T 633.85 A66I

Summary: The length of active oil filling period in the seeds was from 20 to 40 OAF in proximal position, 10 to 30 OAF in middle position and 10 to 20 OAF in distal position The oil content in the seed in distal position was significantly less than those located i

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The length of active oil filling period in the seeds was from 20 to 40 OAF in proximal position, 10 to 30 OAF in middle position and 10 to 20 OAF in distal position The oil content in the seed in distal position was significantly less than those located i

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