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Diverse antioxidant enzyme levels in different sweetpotato root types during storage root formation

Kim et al., 2015

Document ID
17983017012006693721
Author
Kim Y
Park S
Ji C
Lee J
Jeong J
Lee H
Kwak S
Publication year
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Plant Growth Regulation

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Sweetpotato forms different types of root during storage root production, including fibrous roots (FR), thick roots (TR), and storage roots (SR). To understand the functions that antioxidant enzymes play in the development of these different roots, we investigated the …
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