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Table 8. Grapes Processed in California Wineries by Type and Variety ... Table 8. Grapes Processed in California Wineries by Type and Variety ...
Porter, V. 2002. Masons World dictionary of Livestock Breeds, Types and Varieties. CABI, Wallingford. [Pg.165]

As already mentioned, it is the volatile constituents that serve to identify fruit type and variety. Broadly speaking, qualitative analysis will identify the principal substances present in the volatiles fraction as representative of a particular fruit type, but it is the relative proportions of these substances that will reflect the variety. Alcohols, volatile acids, esters, carbonyl compounds, and low-boiling hydrocarbons are the principal groups represented. Analysis by GC-MS (gas chromatography coupled with mass spectroscopy) can be used to provide quantification and identification of the various constituents. [Pg.57]

The types and varieties of inhibition systems are quite diverse, but also derive their fundamental logic from the principles reviewed here. Inhibitors slow corrosion by increasing polarization at either the anodic or cathodic reactions, or by increasing the electrical resistance of the media. [Pg.788]

There are various transitional types and varieties of limestone. [Pg.470]

There are many types and varieties of fixed-path equipment. Each of the major classifications of this type of equipment are discussed and described here, but no effort will be made to... [Pg.181]

Soil type Days following soil contamination before crops seeded or planted Crop type and variety grown... [Pg.73]


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