Ascorbic acid metabolism during sweet cherry (Prunus avium) fruit development.

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Ascorbic acid metabolism during sweet cherry (Prunus avium) fruit development.

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Dong Liang

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Hui Xia

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Jin Wang

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Lijin Lin

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Tingting Zhu

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Xiulan Lv

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Xun Wang

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Yi Tang

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Zhihui Wang

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Zhiyou Ni

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Prunus avium

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