The use of Jerusalem artichoke stalks for the production of fructose or ethanol

THE MECHANISIM OF FRUCTOSAN METABOLISM IN HIGHER PLANTS AS EXEMPLIFIED IN <i>HELIANTHUS TUBEROSUS</i>

J. Edelman, T. G. JEEEORD · New Phytologist · 1968 · 496 citations

Plant Physiology, Physiological Behaviour, Botany +17

A colorimetric estimation of reducing sugars in potatoes with 3,5-dinitrosalicylic acid

H. Lindsay · Potato Research · 1973 · 174 citations

Food Chemistry, Agricultural Chemistry, Carotenoid +8

In vitro adventitious bud techniques for vegetative propagation and mutation breeding of potato (Solanum tuberosum L.). II. Significance for mutation breeding

Ami Harten, H. Bouter, C. Broertjes · Euphytica · 1981 · 67 citations

Mutation Breeding, Developmental Biology, Engineering +11

Jerusalem Artichoke, a Potential Fructose Crop for the Prairies

B. B. Chubey, D. G. Dorrell · Canadian Institute of Food Science and Technology Journal · 1974 · 54 citations

Engineering, Botany, Crop Ecology +5

Optimization of alcohol production from Jerusalem artichokes

J. P. Guiraud, J M Caillaud, P. Galzy · Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology · 1982 · 53 citations

Food Chemistry, Alcohol Production, Biotechnology +3