Gone wild: Integration of antioxidative, physicochemical, volatilomic and 
sensorial profiles ratify rustic relatives of cherry tomato as ideal mating 
partners

Londoño-Giraldo, L.M.; Baena-Pedroza, A.M.; Martinez-Seidel, F.; Corpas-Iguar, E.; Taborda-Ocampo, G.

doi:10.1016/j.scienta.2020.109814

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Gone wild: Integration of antioxidative, physicochemical, volatilomic and sensorial profiles ratify rustic relatives of cherry tomato as ideal mating partners

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Londoño-Giraldo, L., Baena-Pedroza, A., Martinez-Seidel, F., Corpas-Iguar, E., & Taborda-Ocampo, G. (2021). Gone wild: Integration of antioxidative, physicochemical, volatilomic and sensorial profiles ratify rustic relatives of cherry tomato as ideal mating partners. Scientia Horticulturae, 277: 109814. doi:10.1016/j.scienta.2020.109814.

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