Abstract Background Drying is essential for food preservation, yet conventional methods often compromise product quality. This study investigated the effects of cold plasma pretreatment time (0, 15, and 30 s) and an intermittent infrared‐hot air hybrid dryer (300, 600, and 900 W; pulse ratios 1 and 2) on the functional and quality attributes of dried ...
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Biochar-nitrogen synergism regulates soil pH and nutrient stoichiometry, enhancing growth and physiological performance of Ochroma lagopus swartz. [PDF]
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