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Fatty acids, tocopherols, selenium and total carotene of pistachios (P. vera L.) from Diyarbakir (Southestern Turkey) and walnuts (J. regia L.) from Erzincan (Eastern Turkey)

K. Özrenk    
I. Javidipour    
T. Yarilgac    
F. Balta    
and M. Gündogdu    

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