The anthocyanidins of some new guinea impatiens

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TextoSeries ; BioChemical Systematics and Ecology , 6(4), p.279-281, 1978Trabajos contenidos:

Clevenger, S

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Resumen: 17 strains of New Guinea Impatiens belonging to the I. schlecteri-linearifolia group and to the I. hawkeri-mooreana-nivea group were analysed for the anthocyanidin pigments. Pelargonidin predominated in the schlecteri group white malvidin was most common in the mooreana group.

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17 strains of New Guinea Impatiens belonging to the I. schlecteri-linearifolia group and to the I. hawkeri-mooreana-nivea group were analysed for the anthocyanidin pigments. Pelargonidin predominated in the schlecteri group white malvidin was most common in the mooreana group.

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