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Developmental modulation of inulin accumulation in storage organs of transgenic maize and transgenic potato

Stoop et al., 2007

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9848380472514484726
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Stoop J
Van Arkel J
Hakkert J
Tyree C
Caimi P
Koops A
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Plant Science

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Many important health promoting and functional characteristics are attributed to the non- digestible polysaccharide, inulin. Its use as a prebiotic in functional food and feed has further increased inulin demand worldwide. Inulin production in crops used for food and feed …
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