A new technique to prevent the main post harvest diseases in berries during storage: inclusion complexes beta-cyclodextrin-hexanal.
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Bruce Harte | Eva Almenar | Rafael Auras | Maria Rubino | R. Auras | M. Rubino | B. Harte | E. Almenar
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