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Foundation (2015)

Foundation

2015

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Summary

Source report: 2017_UK_Barbara-Bray_Vegetable-Production-For-Specific-Nutritional-Need.pdf File: 2017_UK_Barbara-Bray_Vegetable-Production-For-Specific-Nutritional-Need.pdf Ref#: PCC ref author-year:Foundation (2015) Original: … herefore women are advised to take supplements (British Nutrition Foundation, 2015). Fortification of cereals is also common. The bet plant-based dietary sources of folate are listed below. Figure 3 …

Outcomes reported

Source report: 2017_UK_Barbara-Bray_Vegetable-Production-For-Specific-Nutritional-Need.pdf File: 2017_UK_Barbara-Bray_Vegetable-Production-For-Specific-Nutritional-Need.pdf Ref#: PCC ref author-year:Foundation (2015) Original: … herefore women are advised to take supplements (British Nutrition Foundation, 2015). Fortification of cereals is also common. The bet plant-based dietary sources of folate are listed below. Figure 3 …

Theme
Farming systems, soils & land use
Subject
Cereals & grains
Study type
Policy
Study design
Industry report
Source type
Industry/policy report
Status
Published
Geography
United Kingdom
System type
Other
Catalogue ID
IRmoq7ksnl-7928ca
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