Variation in Catechin Composition of Popularly Cultivated Tea Clones in East Africa (Kenya)

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"Variation in Catechin Composition of Popularly Cultivated Tea Clones in East Africa (Kenya)"
written by Leonida Cherotich, Samson M. Kamunya, Amos Alakonya, Solomon W. Msomba, Marie A. Uwimana, John K. Wanyoko, Phillip O. Owuor,
published by American Journal of Plant Sciences, Vol.4 No.3, 2013

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