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Identification of organic tea based on stable isotope characteristics and soil properties
Identification of organic tea based on stable isotope characteristics and soil properties
- “The identity of organic tea in Yunnan Pu'er Plateau is difficult to distinguish. The research team constructed a "discriminant function equation: y=-0.081 (tea δ 15N)+0.819 (tea δ 13C)+0.093 (soil total nitrogen)+2.117 (soil total carbon) -0.155 (soil organic carbon)+2.870 (soil pH)+4.232, y<0.5 is conventional tea" model, with an identification accuracy of 92.3%, providing a new tool for tracing the origin of organic tea.”
- Journal of China Agricultural University Vol. 29, Issue 6, Pages: 77-85(2024)
DOI: 10.11841/j.issn.1007-4333.2024.06.09
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