Plant L‐ascorbic acid: chemistry, function, metabolism, bioavailability and effects of processing
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Dirk Inzé | Marc Van Montagu | Nicholas Smirnoff | Angelos K. Kanellis | Mark W. Davey | D. Inzé | M. Montagu | J. Strain | N. Smirnoff | M. Davey | A. Kanellis | J. Fletcher | M. Sanmartín | I. Benzie | D. Favell | Maite Sanmartín | Iris J J Benzie | John J. Strain | Derek Favell | John Fletcher
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