High Pressure Research: An International Journal

B. Sokolowska , S. Skąpska , M. Fonberg-Broczek , J. Niezgoda , M. Rutkowska ,M. Chotkiewicz , A. Dekowska & S. J. Rzoska (2013): The effect of high hydrostatic pressure onthe survival of Saccharomyces cerevisiae in model suspensions and beetroot juice, High PressureResearch: An International Journal, 33:1, 165-171

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