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T T Rocha

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Ngā pūtaiao pāngarau, ōkiko, matū hoki - hāunga te mātai arorangi me te mātai tuarangi o te Māori (Māori mathematical, physical and chemical sciences - excl. astronomy and cosmology)

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|Mar 11, 2026

Chemical characterization, antioxidant and photoprotective activity of extracts from Mimosa setosa Benth var. paludosa (Fabaceae).

B T S Silva, R C Herrera, T T Rocha

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