respectively, in turnip; by 60 and 80%,
respectively, in red cabbage; on average 60% in kohlrabi, garden
cress, and white mustard sprouts; and around 80 and 85%,
respectively, in broccoli, rutabaga, turnip greens, and radish
sprouts (Table 3), also in agreement with previous results
 
respectively, in turnip; by 60 and 80%,respectively, in red cabbage; on average 60% in kohlrabi, gardencress, and white mustard sprouts; and around 80 and 85%,respectively, in broccoli, rutabaga, turnip greens, and radishsprouts (Table 3), also in agreement with previous results
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