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Studies on the distribution and metabolism of D-rhodoic acid in algae

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    Minoru Sato, Nobuhiro Kanno & Yoshikazu Sato

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Sato, M., Kanno, N. & Sato, Y. Studies on the distribution and metabolism of D-rhodoic acid in algae. Hydrobiologia 151, 457–462 (1987). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00046167

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