Production of superfine green tea powder from processing wastes: Characterization of chemical composition and exploration of antimicrobial potential against Ralstonia solanacearum
Authors:
- Hengkai ZhangHZHengkai Zhang
- Li ChenLCLi Chen
- Ting YangTYTing Yang
- Qingyan LiuQLQingyan Liu
- Xiaoxin ChenXCXiaoxin Chen
- Yong ZhangYZYong Zhang
- Guowei ShuGSGuowei Shu
- Jianke LiJLJianke Li
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Funding Information
- Shaanxi science and technology research project (2017NY-147)
- Belt and Road Initiative (2017k02-103)
- Development and High Value Utilization (1111090010)
- National Natural Science Foundation of China (31871801)
- Science and Technology Innovation Project (CX17143)
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