Measurement of Lipid Transfer Protein in 88 Apple Cultivars
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L. Zuidmeer | R. Van Ree | A. Sancho | K. Hoffmann‐Sommergruber | M. Fernández-Rivas | L. Gilissen | A. van Leeuwen | E. van de Weg | M. Laimer | S. Vázquez-Cortés | A. Martinelli | E. Mills | H. Puehringer | Bert J Meulenbroek | Marzio Zaccharini | R. van Ree
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