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Starch and Sucrose Degradation,rs synthesized during a preceding period of photosynthetic carbon dioxide fixation. Similarly, in car-bon-heterotrophic cells the substrate for mitochondrial respiration is provided by an import of photosynthate which has been produced in a photoautotrophic part of the plant. In fact, the direct or

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D. A. Day,R. Douceng with ancient times, philosophy, and architecture went hand in hand in their love for the knowledge of the universe and desire to make the world a better place for humans. A book on the life of the Ottoman chief architect Mehmet Agha entitled “Risale-i Mimariyye”, written by his close friend revea

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