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Phytochemical characteristics of citrus peel and effect of conventional and nonconventional processing on phenolic compounds: A review

M’hiri et al., 2017

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14503532681890230540
Author
M’hiri N
Ioannou I
Ghoul M
Mihoubi Boudhrioua N
Publication year
Publication venue
Food Reviews International

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Citrus peel is rich in functional ingredients such as essential oils (0.6–1%), fibers (6.30– 42.13 g/100 g db), phenols (0.67–19.62 g/100 g db), and vitamin C (0.109–1.150 g/100 g db). Flavanones (hesperidin: 0.002–80.90 mg/g db, neohesperidin: 0.05–11.70 mg/g db …
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