Project
Polyuronic acids from veraison to the finished wine: their role in calcium tartrate stabilisation
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Research organisation
University of Melbourne
Project number
UM 94/2
Status
Completed 29 Jun 1998
Description to come.
Abstract
Polyuronic acids from veraison to the finished wine: their role in calcium tartrate stabilisation
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