The Chemical Structure of Gracilaria crassissima (P. et H. Crouan in Schramm et Mazé) P. et H. Crouan in Schramm et Mazé and G. tikvahiae McLachlan (Gigartinales, Rhodophyta) Cell-Wall Polysaccharides

The Chemical Structure of Gracilaria crassissima (P. et H. Crouan in Schramm et Mazé) P. et H. Crouan in Schramm et Mazé and G. tikvahiae McLachlan (Gigartinales, Rhodophyta) Cell-Wall Polysaccharides
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10.1515/botm.1988.31.6.491
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1988
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M. Lahaye;J. Revol;C. Rochas;J. McLachlan;W. Yaphe
M. Lahaye;J. Revol;C. Rochas;J. McLachlan;W. Yaphe
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M. Lahaye;J. Revol;C. Rochas;J. McLachlan;W. Yaphe

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