Expression of genes associated with ethylene-signalling pathway in harvested banana fruit in response to temperature and 1-MCP treatment.
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Wei Yu | Jian-ye Chen | Xueping Li | Wei-xin Chen | W. Lu | J. Kuang | Su-Cheng Yan
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