1952
DOI: 10.1104/pp.27.4.736
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Ascorbic Acid Formation in Potato Tuber Slices

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“…(11) with the experimental values will be the subject of another detailed study. Moreover, the electrical conduction through the food tissue depends on the concentrations of ions in particular K þ and Na þ , proteins and organic acids such as ascorbic acid in potatoes 17 and amino acids in garlic. 18 Different ions found in food tissue participate in the electrical conduction but sugar and starch are uncharged molecules so do not conduct electrical current.…”
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“…(11) with the experimental values will be the subject of another detailed study. Moreover, the electrical conduction through the food tissue depends on the concentrations of ions in particular K þ and Na þ , proteins and organic acids such as ascorbic acid in potatoes 17 and amino acids in garlic. 18 Different ions found in food tissue participate in the electrical conduction but sugar and starch are uncharged molecules so do not conduct electrical current.…”
Section: Which Givesmentioning
confidence: 99%