Monitoring Major Sugars in Greek Commercial Fir Honey and their Role in Geographical Differentiation, using Chemometrics

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Ioannis Konstantinos Karabagias. 2017. "Monitoring Major Sugars in Greek Commercial Fir Honey and their Role in Geographical Differentiation, using Chemometrics". Global Journal of Medical Research - L: Nutrition GJMR-L Volume 16 (GJMR Volume 16 Issue L2).

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Monitoring Major Sugars in Greek Commercial Fir Honey and their Role in Geographical Differentiation, using Chemometrics

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