CONSUMER EVALUATION OF THE PALATABILITY OF USDA SELECT, USDA CHOICE AND CERTIFIED ANGUS BEEF STRIP LOIN STEAKS FROM RETAIL MARKETS IN LUBBOCK, TEXAS, U.S.A.
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A. Garmyn | J. Brooks | R. Rathmann | L. Thompson | Mark F. Miller | C. Ramsey | M. Miller | S. W. Claborn
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