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Bioactive compounds in velvet bean seeds: Effect of certain indigenous processing methods

Vadivel et al., 2012

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12177452449400996167
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Vadivel V
Biesalski H
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International Journal of Food Properties

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Effect of different indigenous processing methods on the levels of certain bioactive compounds in the seed materials of velvet bean (Mucuna pruriens L. DC), a promising wild type legume collected from different agro-ecological locations of the world, was investigated …
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