Dehydration of Broccoli (Brassica Oleracea var. Italica) Florets: Hybrid Suitability and Technological Conditions for Retaining Functional Quality.

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TextDescription: 118pDissertation note: Ph.D. IARI, Division of Post Harvest Technology, New Delhi-110012 2011 Sagar, V.R.

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Ph.D. IARI, Division of Post Harvest Technology, New Delhi-110012 2011 Sagar, V.R.

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