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    Call for Review Papers for JAOCS by Cherry, John P

    “…Pierlott invites contributors to submit their work for publications in Journal of the American Oil Chemists' Society. He reiterates that contributors will have…”
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    Peanut protein and product functionality by Cherry, J.P. (Eastern Regional Research Center, ARS, USDA, Philadelphia, PA)

    “…Interest in the potential of peanut seed as a source of edible vegetable protein products has been stimulated by an increase in our understanding of protein…”
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    Variation of cyclopropenoid fatty acids in cottonseed lipids by Fisher, Gordon S., Cherry, John P.

    Published in Lipids (01-09-1983)
    “…The proportions of the cyclopropenoid fatty acids (CPA) esters, malvalate and sterculate, varied little in lipids from individual cottonseeds. Coefficients of…”
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    Distribution of oil or other diethyl ether extractable material in various fractions of peanuts infected with selected fungi by Cherry, J.P, Beuchat, L.R

    “…Percentage oil or other diethyl ether soluble material was determined in lyophilized ground whole seeds and in buffer (sodium phosphate; pH 7.9, I ‐0.01)…”
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    Potential for improving cottonseed quality by genetic and agronomic practices by Cherry, J P, Simmons, J G, Kohel, R J

    “…Potential utilization of cottonseeds as edible food sources accentuated the need for research on their composition. Studies included evaluation of cottonseed…”
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    Improving the safety of fresh produce with antimicrobials by CHERRY, J. P

    Published in Food technology (Chicago) (01-11-1999)
    “…The concern about pathogens in fresh foods has increased, triggered by increased numbers of outbreaks of foodborne illnesses complicated by consumer desire for…”
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