Titlebook: Hydrothermal Processing in Biorefineries; Production of Bioeth Héctor A. Ruiz,Mette Hedegaard Thomsen,Heather L. Book 2017 Springer Intern

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Andrés Moure,Gil Garrote,Herminia Domínguezresearchers, teachers and students of various disciplines, including fisheries science, marine biotechnology and marine biology and for university and college libraries. It is also a useful guide for beachgoers, divers, physicians and environmentalists..

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