Effects of Electrolyzed Acidic Water Treatment on Total Viable Bacterial Counts of Radish Sprouts (Raphanus sativus L.) during Cultivation
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M. Katayose | K. Abe | S. Kusakari | Kyoichiro Yoshida | Y. Okai | S. Shima | N. Achiwa | Kazutoshi Kanaya | Syhuji Shiozaki
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