Browsing by Author "Sáenz Hernández, Carmen Luisa"

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    • Agro-industrial utilization of cactus pear 
      Sáenz Hernández, Carmen Luisa; Berger, Horst; Rodríguez-Félix, Armida; Galletti, Ljubica; Corrales García, Joel; Sepúlveda, Elena; Varnero Moreno, María Teresa; García de Cortázar, Víctor; Cuevas García, Roberto; Arias, Enrique; Mondragón, Candelario; Higuera, Inocencio; Rosell, Cadmo (FAO, 2013)
      Cactus pear (Opuntia spp.) makes a valuable contribution to the food security and nutrition of people throughout the world wherever water is scarce. The plant is highly versatile and, in addition to feeding people, it is ...
    • Cactus pear (Opuntia species) 
      Yahia, Elhadi M.; Sáenz Hernández, Carmen Luisa (Woodhead Publishing, 2011)
    • Cactus Pear as colorants and coloring foods: application in different food matrices 
      Sáenz Hernández, Carmen Luisa; Carmona, Juan Carlos; Vergara, Cristina; Robert, Paz (Springer, 2021)
      Food color is one of the most important attributes related to consumer acceptance. The growth in consumer trends for the preference of healthy food colorants, clean-label foods, and attractive appearance, among other ...
    • Cactus Pear Fruit and Cladodes 
      Yahia, Elhadi M.; Sáenz Hernández, Carmen Luisa (John Wiley & Sons, 2017)
      This chapter aims to cover the potential phytochemical, medicinal, and industrial applications of the cactus fruit and cladodes and their by-products. An important component of cactus fruit and other products is pigments, ...
    • Características de la especie 
      Franck, N.; Zamorano, D.; Alfaro, F.; Peña Neira, A.; Sáenz Hernández, Carmen Luisa; Cáceres, A. (Ediciones Antumapu, 2015)
    • Nopalitos, mucilage, fiber, and cochineal 
      Sáenz Hernández, Carmen Luisa; Corrales García, Joel; Aquino Pérez, Gildardo (University of California Press, 2002)
    • Processing and utilization of fruit, cladodes and seeds 
      Sáenz Hernández, Carmen Luisa (FAO ; ICARDA, 2017)
      A Sicilian writer once called cactus pear "a treasure under the thorns" because of its immense benefits, some of which were little known before today. In many countries − Argentina, Chile, Peru, Bolivia, South Africa, ...