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Journal: Molecules, 2019
Volume: 24
Number: 65

Article: Nutraceutical Oils Produced by Olives and Citrus Peel of Tuscany Varieties as Sources of Functional Ingredients
Authors: by Roberta Ascrizzi, Isabella Taglieri, Cristina Sgherri, Guido Flamini, Monica Macaluso, Chiara Sanmartin, Francesca Venturi, Mike Frank Quartacci, Luisa Pistelli and Angela Zinnai
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