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Plant leaf proteins for food applications: Opportunities and challenges
A. A. Anoop
,
Prasanth K.S. Pillai
, Michael Nickerson
, K. V. Ragavan
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Keyphrases
Food Applications
100%
Plant Leaves
100%
Leaf Protein
100%
Functional Properties
33%
Product Formulation
33%
Food Product Development
33%
Cropland
16%
Healthy Diet
16%
Milk
16%
Health Benefits
16%
Food Crops
16%
Sustainable Food Systems
16%
Environmental Impact
16%
Alternative Protein
16%
Protein Content
16%
Plant Protein
16%
Protein Requirement
16%
Sensory Properties
16%
Production Scenarios
16%
High Protein
16%
Agrochemicals
16%
Animal Protein
16%
Agricultural Residues
16%
Existing Resources
16%
Novel Food
16%
Purification Process
16%
Protein Extraction
16%
Nutritional Aspects
16%
Good Quality
16%
Genetically Modified Crops
16%
Agricultural Inputs
16%
Agro-climatic Conditions
16%
Land Availability
16%
Anti-nutritional Factors
16%
Farm Output
16%
Demonstration Plant
16%
Alternatives to Animals
16%
Aspect Extraction
16%
Leading Economy
16%
Global Food Production
16%
Extraction Strategy
16%
Pilot-scale Demonstration
16%
Food Science
Food Product Development
100%
Food Applications
100%
Product Formulation
100%
Sensory Properties
50%
Nutritional Aspect
50%
Genetically Modified Food
50%
Animal Protein
50%
Protein Content
50%
Protein Quality
50%
Healthy Diet
50%
Novel Food
50%
Anti-Nutritional Factor
50%
Health Benefits
50%
Sustainable Food Systems
50%
Alternatives to Animals
50%