The possible role of abscisic acid (ABA) and peel colour in chilling tolerance of "FortuneÏ mandarins has been examined. Fruit stored at 2É5¡C, but not at 12¡C, showed pitting damage. The degree of damage changed considerably during development and maturity from November until May. Green fruit were
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High-temperature pre-conditioning of rapeseed: A polyphenol-enriched oil and the effect of refining
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