Volatile fingerprints of Torreya grandis hydrosols under different downstream processes using HS-GC–IMS and the enhanced stability and bioactivity of hydrosols by high pressure homogenization
Authors:
- Lingyun YaoLYLingyun Yao
- Junyan SunJSJunyan Sun
- Yi LiangYLYi Liang
- Tao FengTFTao Feng
- Huatian WangHWHuatian Wang
- Min SunMSMin Sun
- Wanguo YuWYWanguo Yu
- 26 April 2022
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Food Control
- Vol. 139
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