Oxidative stability of plant hydroalcoholic extracts assessed by EPR spin trapping under forced ageing conditions: A myrtle case study
Daniele Sanna(National Research Council), Angela Fadda(University of Bristol), Maria Giovanna Molinu(Institute of Sciences of Food Production), Maurizio Mulas(University of Sassari)
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