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Fatty acid composition of leaves of forced chicory (Cichorium intybus L.)

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Table 1. Fatty acid composition of leaf samples at the end of the forced phase in peat.
Table 2. Nutritional information regarding forced chicory cultivars derived from raw fatty acids data.
Table 4. Component loadings of the five fatty acids (%) and total fatty acid content on the first three principal components.
Fig. 1. Biplot of the PCA based on five fatty acids (%) and total fatty acid content in nine forced chicory cultivars

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