Fluorescence spectroscopy as tool for the geographical discrimination of coffees produced in different regions of Minas Gerais State in Brazil
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Leandro S. Oliveira | Adriana S. Franca | A. S. Franca | L. S. Oliveira | Bruno G. Botelho | B. G. Botelho
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