The book begins by describing fermented food flavors, manufacturing, and biopreservation. P3s have been used successfully for decades in the u. The potential of bacteriocins in the biopreservation of fresh fruits or minimally processed fruits has been highly underexploited. Dec 01, 2006 0849327725 advances in biopreservation. A comprehensive history of the orient, the colorful, complex dramas of the near east, inia and her neighbors, and the far east.
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