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Pears dried, browning

Low vitamin E content (0.5-5 milligrams/ 00 grams). Apple, bacon, bean (dry navy), beef, beef liver, blackberry. Brussels sprouts, butter, carrot, cauliflower, cheeses, coconut, corn (maize), corn (maize) meal, eggs, flour (whole wheat), kale, kohlrabi, lamb, lettuce, mustard, oats, oatmeal, olive, parsnip, pea. pear, pepper (sweet), pork, rioe (brown), rye, sweet potato, turnip greens, veal, wheat. [Pg.1705]

Third degree Pearly white or brown opaque gray firm leathery, dry No sensation Total skin loss includes all appendages heals by scar formation if small... [Pg.148]


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