Comparative study of the glucosinolates accumulation at various stages of seed development in the brassicas

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BABITA Rani

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TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1994Edition: BiochemistryDescription: 112,9LSubject(s):

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T 633.85 B12C

Summary: The accumulation of glucosinolates at var!ous stages of seed development in the three Brassica species was studied. Highest glucosinolate content was noticed in B napus followed by that in BN. juncea and B. campestris. A rapid increase in glucosinolates c

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The accumulation of glucosinolates at var!ous stages of seed development in the three Brassica species was studied. Highest glucosinolate content was noticed in B napus followed by that in BN. juncea and B. campestris. A rapid increase in glucosinolates c

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