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Green leaf protein concentrate

Green plants grown for animal fodder, such as alfalfa, which are processed into leaf protein concentrates through the thermal coagulation of ceU sap proteins. [Pg.8]

Isolating protein from plant leaves may provide a protein source which could be used as a complementary protein in countries where it is too rainy to dry seed crops. Green leaves are among the best sources of protein. By pressing the leaves, a protein-containing juice can b>e obtained which may b>e coagulated and dried forming a product that is 50% protein. This product is called leaf protein concentrate (LPC). [Pg.908]


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