Studying the Manufacturing Process Effect on the Quality Characteristics of Bread Prepared from Flour Types Produced from Syrian Wheat (Douma3, Douma6) and Their Microminerals Concentration

Volumen 15 Edición 1-2, 1-2 Paginación 269 - 280 ISSN 2305-5243

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