Dehydroascorbate reductase (“DHAR”) genes from...

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C800S278000, C800S294000, C800S293000, C800S287000, C536S023200

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ABSTRACT:
The invention is directed to a new dehydroascorbate reductase (“DHAR”) genes from Triticum aestivum, which is useful in modulating ascorbic acid levels in plants.

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