Surface Damage During Peeling
Surface Damage During Peeling is a phenomenon in food processing that refers to the unintentional mechanical or structural degradation of the edible portion of a fruit's surface occurring specifically during the removal of its outer layer or peel.
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Multimodal assessment of cortical activation during apple peeling by NIRS and fMRI
Masako Okamoto, Haruka Dan, Kōji Shimizu et al. · NeuroImage · 2004 · 227 citations
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