Hot and cold drying of edible flowers affect metabolite patterns of extracts and decoctions

Sonia Demasi; Matteo Caser; Valentina Scariot

doi:10.2478/fhort-2023-0015

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Hot and cold drying of edible flowers affect metabolite patterns of extracts and decoctions

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