Pesticide residue levels in strawberry processing by-products that are rich in ellagitannins and an assessment of their dietary risk to consumers
Authors:
- Michał SójkaMSMichał Sójka
- Artur MiszczakAMArtur Miszczak
- Piotr SikorskiPSPiotr Sikorski
- Katarzyna ZagibajłoKZKatarzyna Zagibajło
- Elżbieta KarlińskaElżbieta Karlińska
- Monika KosmalaMonika Kosmala
Open Access
- 1 June 2015
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in NFS Journal
- Vol. 1, 31-37
Abstract
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Funding Information
- Polish Ministry of Science and Higher Education (NN312360139)
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