Reyes-Jurado et al., 2015 - Google Patents
Essential oils: antimicrobial activities, extraction methods, and their modelingReyes-Jurado et al., 2015
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- Reyes-Jurado F
- Franco-Vega A
- Ramírez-Corona N
- Palou E
- López-Malo A
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- Food Engineering Reviews
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Worldwide there is a wide variety of plants and spices that have different uses according to the culture and traditions of each region. Essential oils are gaining interest from the academic and industrial communities since they have been associated with possible …
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