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Solvent Extraction and Composition Analysis of Capsaicin from Different Parts of Habanero Peppers.
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Solvent Extraction and Composition Analysis of Capsaicin from Different Parts of Habanero Peppers.
http://www.cals.ncsu.edu/specialty_crops/publications/reports/2004/ratnasharms_Capsaicin.htm
In addition, findings from this research demonstrates the potential of habañero peppers to positively impact the socio-economic development of the state and to provide an alternative valuable crop for NC farmers.
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