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Chlorophyllase versus pheophytinase as candidates for chlorophyll dephytilation during senescence of broccoli

Büchert et al., 2011

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Büchert A
Civello P
Martínez G
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Journal of plant physiology

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Degradation of chlorophylls during senescence is a highly regulated process which requires the concerted action of several enzymes. Traditionally, it has been stated that the dismantling process of the chlorophyll molecule begins with a dephytilation step, followed by …
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