(on dry basis) percent by mass: % min reducing sugars (on dry basis) percent by mass: % max. sulphur dioxide (on dry basis) percent by mass: ppm max water insoluble matter (on dry basis) percent by mass: % max sulphated ash (on dry basis) percent by mass: % max ash insoluble in dilute hydrochloric acid...
(on dry basis) percent by mass: % min reducing sugars (on dry basis) percent by mass: % max. sulphur dioxide (on dry basis) percent by mass: ppm max water insoluble matter (on dry basis) percent by mass: % max sulphated ash (on dry basis) percent by mass: % max ash insoluble in dilute hydrochloric acid...
(on dry basis) percent by mass: % min reducing sugars (on dry basis) percent by mass: % max. sulphur dioxide (on dry basis) percent by mass: ppm max water insoluble matter (on dry basis) percent by mass: % max sulphated ash (on dry basis) percent by mass: % max ash insoluble in dilute hydrochloric acid...
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"bud-stage" flowers are harvested when the petals on the first bud are coloured and near full size, but have not yet opened. flowers are harvested by holding the stem between the thumb and forefinger near the base (supporting the vine with two fingers behind and one in front) and then pulling the flower...