从"同时×公爵"获得的蓝后代的一些水果特征的生物化学评估

Oana Hera1,2, Monica Sturzeanu1, Loredana Elena Vîjan3

  • 1Research Institute for Fruit Growing Pitesti-Maracineni, 402 Marului Street, Pitesti-Maracineni, Arges 117450, Romania.

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|June 5, 2023
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概括

蓝育种计划应该优先考虑生物活性化合物含量,而不仅仅是水果大小. 较小的果往往含有更高水平的有益化合物,如多,甘和β-胡卜素.

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