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Valorization of Actinidia spp. by-products and wastes for nutraceutical applications
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Valorization of Actinidia spp. by-products and wastes for nutraceutical applications
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2023
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Silva, AM
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Macedo, C
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Pages: 69-116
ISBN:
978-139417486-7; 978-139417444-7
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P-00Z-7T5
Abstract (EN):
Circular economy is an essential point of sustainable development that supports waste minimization and efficient use of resources. The reuse and recovery of by-products and wastes from different fruit species is a world challenge. Actinidia spp. is an example of a fruit genus widely disseminated worldwide and coupled with an enormous economic value. This genus is composed by 54 species, of which 2 are of great commercial interest (A. chinensisvar. chinensis, A. chinensis var. © 2023 Scrivener Publishing LLC. All rights reserved.
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English
Type (Professor's evaluation):
Scientific
No. of pages:
47
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