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An analysis of the variation in crown size in sugar‐beet (Beta vulgaris) grown in England

Milford et al., 1999

Document ID
15855284965427945832
Author
Milford G
Houghton B
Publication year
Publication venue
Annals of applied biology

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The processed part of the sugar‐beet plant, the beet, consists of secondary storage tissues developed from the root and hypocotyl and the crown which, botanically, is the compressed stem. Crowns contain less sugar than roots and higher concentrations of melassigenic …
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