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Geographical and botanical classification of honeys and apicultural products by chemometric methods. A review

M Camina et al., 2012

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3171169659165012344
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M Camina J
G Pellerano R
J Marchevsky E
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Current Analytical Chemistry

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Evaluations of adulteration, geographical and botanical origin of bee-products are matters of great interest worldwide. These trends are principally related to the international market of food commodities. The chemometric tools appear as new analytical complements which, in …
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