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Life cycle inventory (LCI) of different forms of rice consumed in households in JapanRoy et al., 2009
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- Roy P
- Ijiri T
- Nei D
- Orikasa T
- Okadome H
- Nakamura N
- Shiina T
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- Journal of Food Engineering
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Rice is the most important agricultural commodity in Japan. It is consumed in various forms, each of which uses different amounts of resources and energy. This study attempts to evaluate the life cycle of rice (well-and partially-milled, brown, and germinated brown rice) …
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