Inhibition of Arabidopsis chloroplast β-amylase BAM3 by maltotriose suggests a mechanism for the control of transitory leaf starch mobilisation
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Jing Li | Wenxu Zhou | Steven M. L. Smith | Jing Li | Dongke Zhang | Dongke Zhang | Wenxu Zhou | Perigio Francisco | Russell Wong | Steven M Smith | P. Francisco | R. Wong
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