The seasonal variation in the ascorbic acid content of edible wild plants commonly found in New Brunswick. [electronic resource]

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BAIRD, E A

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LANE, M G

Producer: 20100318Description: 95-101 p. digitalSubject(s):

Ascorbic Acid
Botany
Climate
New Brunswick
Plants, Edible
Seasons

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In: Canadian journal of research vol. 25

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The seasonal variation in the ascorbic acid content of edible wild plants commonly found in New Brunswick.

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BAIRD E. A., LANE M. G., . (20100318). The seasonal variation in the ascorbic acid content of edible wild plants commonly found in New Brunswick. : Canadian journal of research.

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BAIRD E A, LANE M G, . 20100318. The seasonal variation in the ascorbic acid content of edible wild plants commonly found in New Brunswick. : Canadian journal of research.

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BAIRD E. A., LANE M. G., . (20100318). The seasonal variation in the ascorbic acid content of edible wild plants commonly found in New Brunswick. : Canadian journal of research.

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BAIRD E A, LANE M G, . The seasonal variation in the ascorbic acid content of edible wild plants commonly found in New Brunswick. : Canadian journal of research. 20100318.

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