reference/20108989

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bibliographicCitation	Lv JJ, Hu GS, Li JK, Jia JM. [Effects of precursor feeding and fungal elicitors on secondary metabolits in cell suspension culture of Cistanche deserticola]. Zhong Yao Cai. 2009 Feb;32(2):171–3. PMID: 19504954.
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title	[Effects of precursor feeding and fungal elicitors on secondary metabolits in cell suspension culture of Cistanche deserticola]
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