Strawberries
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Strawberries

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nutrition finding

The average nitrate contents were the highest in lettuce (1,074 mg kg(-1)), cabbage (881 mg kg(-1)), string beans (298 mg kg(-1)), carrot (264 mg kg(-1)), and they were moderately high in potato (158 mg kg(-1)), silage maize (122 mg kg(-1)), strawberries (94 mg kg(-1))

strawberries have moderately high nitrate content

compound effect

The freeze‐dried strawberry samples had a glass transition at 30–60°C

freeze-dried strawberries has glass transition 30-60°C

compound effect

the melting endotherm of the dried products was similar to that for freeze‐dried sugars

freeze-dried strawberries has melting endotherm similar to freeze-dried sugars

compound effect

Ice was found to melt at a moisture content of 21.4% or above

ice in strawberries melts at 21.4% moisture content or above

compound effect

The melting of ice in strawberries was similar to that in sugar solutions and fruit juices

melting of ice in strawberries is similar to melting of ice in sugar solutions and fruit juices

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