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Genetic manipulation of the cell wall composition of sugarcane
In order to understand and manipulate carbon flux to sucrose one needs to consider not only its biosynthetic pathways, but also the competing sinks for carbon in various parts of the plant and at different stages of development. The cell wall and sucrose is known to be the major sinks for carbon...
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Stellenbosch : University of Stellenbosch
2007
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