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Helia 1993, Vol. 16(18) 63-70

SOME CHARACTERISTICS OF THE Helianthus SPECIES IN THE DOBROUDJA COLLECTION I. PROTEIN CONTENT AND AMINO ACID COMPOSITION IN PROTEINS

M. Christov, I. Ivanova & P. Ivanov

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