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HarvestPlus Handbook for Carotenoid Analysis.

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The HarvestPlus Technical Monographs as mentioned in this paper provide a forum for HarvestPlus research outputs, which can be of two kinds: • state-of-the-art reviews that help to establish and define Harvestplus research questions or • " gold standard " procedures to be followed in Harvest plus research.
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2 HarvestPlus Technical Monographs are designed to provide a forum for HarvestPlus research outputs. Technical Monographs can be of two kinds: • state-of-the-art reviews that help to establish and define HarvestPlus research questions or • " gold standard " procedures to be followed in HarvestPlus research. HarvestPlus technical monographs are written by recognized experts in the field and are externally peer reviewed prior to publication.

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Official methods of analysis of the Association of Official Analytical Chemists

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