Integrated plant biotechnologies applied to safer and healthier food production: The Nutra-Snack manufacturing chain
Authors:
- Giuseppina ReaGiuseppina Rea
- Amina AntonacciAmina Antonacci
- Maya LambrevaMaya Lambreva
- Sandro PastorelliSPSandro Pastorelli
- Arianna TibuzziATArianna Tibuzzi
- Simone FerrariSFSimone Ferrari
- Dirk FischerDFDirk Fischer
- Udo JohanningmeierUJUdo Johanningmeier
- Wieslaw OleszekWieslaw Oleszek
- Teresa DoroszewskaTDTeresa Doroszewska
- Angela Maria RizzoAngela Maria Rizzo
- Patrizia V.R. BerselliPBPatrizia V.R. Berselli
- 1 July 2011
- journal article
- review article
- Published by Elsevier in Trends in Food Science & Technology
- Vol. 22 (7) , 353-366
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