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January 9, 2014Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry

Inoculation of the Nonlegume Capsicum annuum L. with Rhizobium Strains. 2. Changes in Sterols, Triterpenes, Fatty Acids, and Volatile Compounds

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LSLuís R. SilvaUniversidade dos AçoresJAJessica AzevedoMPMaria J. PereiraUniversidade do Porto

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