Postharvest fruit quality and antioxidants of nectarine fruit as influenced by chlorogenic acid
Authors:
- Yu XiYXYu Xi
- Xinguang FanXFXinguang Fan
- Handong ZhaoHZHandong Zhao
- Xiaohui LiXLXiaohui Li
- Jiankang CaoJCJiankang Cao
- Weibo JiangWJWeibo Jiang
Abstract
No abstract availableFunding Information
- National Basic Research Program (973) of China (2013CB127106)
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