Titlebook: Natural Products in the New Millennium: Prospects and Industrial Application; Book 2002

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Effect of Substrate on the Essential Oils Composition of , (L.) L. Subsp. , Collected in Sesimbra Retituted by oxygenated monoterpenes, being the flower oils richest in this group of compounds, independently of the fertilization conditions. Linalool was the most representative component belonging to this group of compounds. Regarding the monoterpene hydrocarbons, the essential oils isolated from t

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The Protective Effect of Ascorbic Acid in Degradation of β-Carotene and Capsanthin During Storage ofre has always been a desire for attractively coloured foods and the food industry will continue to require a wide array of acceptable, safe food colorants to satisfy consumer’s preferences. Carotenoids are used extensively as natural, non-toxic colorants in food. In fact, the natural pigments are mo

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Phenolic Profiles in the Definition of Natural Products Authenticity to some chemical variability. To evaluate this variability, several classes of natural products have been used. This paper describes the usefulness of phenolic profiles in the assessment of the authenticity of products such as vervain, lavender, peppermint, sage, green coffee and Portuguese white w

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ty over this period. The built-up spaces are, respectively, estimated to be 21 km. in 2007 and 27 km. in 2020, corresponding to an urban extension rate of 28% over a period of 13?years with an average annual speed of 0.45 km./year. The risk map produced shows that Laghouat city is exposed to a rapid

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T. Mroczek,K. Glowniakof 7.20118?km. A three-parameter Gamma distribution of mobile tower coverage in urban areas confirms an extremely large density of small antennas existing within a small land surface area. The implication of the study provides newer insights into the spread of communication coverage in a specific ge

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A. M. S. Silva,A. M. L. Seca,J. M. J. Vasconcelos,J. A. S. Cavaleiro,A. J. D. Silvestre,F. M. J. Domime and its ideals to be reflected in the mirror which Javanese antiquity obligingly held up to them. We then also realize that our own aesthetic valuation of that art, however sharply outlined and however clearly pronounced, is nothing but a similar reflection, predestined to fade away and to be re

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