Changes in extended shelf life of cassava roots during storage in ambient conditions
Authors:
- T. SánchezTST. Sánchez
- D. DufourDDD. Dufour
- J.L. MorenoJMJ.L. Moreno
- M. PizarroMPM. Pizarro
- I.J. AragónIAI.J. Aragón
- M. DomínguezMDM. Domínguez
- H. CeballosHCH. Ceballos
- 1 December 2013
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Postharvest Biology and Technology
- Vol. 86, 520-528
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