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Carrot Flavor: Effects of Genotype, Growing Conditions, Storage, and Processing,d tastier than white-rooted types, and warm weather was thought to develop a more “acrid” flavor than cool weather. In eighteenth-century Europe, purple and yellow carrots were considered best flavored, orange roots less desirable, and white roots nearly unpalatable (Banga 1957A,B). More recent repo

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Tomato Flavor: Effects of Genotype, Cultural Practices, and Maturity at Picking, they generally have not made a distinction, most of the articles referred to off-season fresh market tomatoes rather than in-season (home grown or farmer’s market) or processing tomatoes. Most of these articles are replete with inaccuracies and misinforma-tion, but their frequency is doubtless indi

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Einführung in die Programmiersprache PASCALvor are affected by the current procedures used to handle most fresh tomatoes. The complaints about price probably result because consumers feel they are not getting value for their money, i.e., the tomatoes look relatively good but have poor flavor. Perhaps the most telling evidence of all regardin