Changes in antioxidant phytochemicals and volatile composition of Camellia sinensis by oxidation during tea fermentation
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Jong-Dae Park | Kevin L. Goodner | Stephen T. Talcott | S. Talcott | Youngmok Kim | Jeong Choi | K. Goodner | Youngmok Kim | Jong-Dae Park | Jeong Choi
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