Studies of certain aspects of intermediary metabolism in photosynthesizing cotyledons of Raphanus with special reference to the utilization of some one and two carbon compounds

Studies of certain aspects of intermediary metabolism in photosynthesizing cotyledons of Raphanus with special reference to the utilization of some one and two carbon compounds

by Alma Caballero (Green)

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