NMR-Metabolomic Study on Monocultivar and Blend Salento EVOOs including Some from Secular Olive Trees

Food and Nutrition Sciences

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"NMR-Metabolomic Study on Monocultivar and Blend Salento EVOOs including Some from Secular Olive Trees"
written by Laura Del Coco, Sandra A. De Pascali, Francesco P. Fanizzi,
published by Food and Nutrition Sciences, Vol.5 No.1, 2014

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