Maltose Generation by Beta-Amylase and Its Relation to Eating Quality of Steamed Storage Roots of Sweet Potato Cultivars, Including Recently Developed Varieties in Japan

Japan Agricultural Research Quarterly - Japan
doi 10.6090/jarq.52.7
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