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Popek et al., 2017 - Google Patents

A new model to identify botanical origin of Polish honeys based on the physicochemical parameters and chemometric analysis

Popek et al., 2017

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9504470960656421978
Author
Popek S
Halagarda M
Kursa K
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LWT

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Confirmation of the authenticity or adulteration detection is a difficult, laborious and costly process. The aim of this study was to construct a honey botanical origin classification model on the basis of its characteristic physicochemical features. The experimental material …
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