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Methods for the separation of β-carotene, neo-β-carotene, and xanthophyll from dried grass, pasture grass, and silage were established.
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No immediate clinical utility in cardiology; leaves open extension of carotenoid methods to nutrition research.
T. MANN (1944) studied this question. Methods for the separation of β-carotene, neo-β-carotene, and xanthophyll from dried grass, pasture grass, and silage were established.
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