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Capsicum cultivated under adverse conditions in Southern Japan produces higher concentrations of antioxidants and pungent components

2019-07-30

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Growing crops in sabulous soils is often challenging due to their limited oligotrophy and weak water retention. However, some plants adapt to these adverse growth conditions, and in some cases, favorable properties are imparted to the fruit. This study investigated the influence of the cultivation environment on Capsicum by assessing the levels and functions of both pungent components and antioxidants when cultiva...

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01977344-0d0c-599a-a18f-cb5ea5a3b4d4
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10.1101/719740
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