International Journal of Tea Science Volume 2 (2002-3)

International Journal of Tea Science Volume 2 (2002-3)

 

International Journal of Tea Science Volume 2 (2002-3)
Contents
Basu, B. Drink tea and keep healthy
Bhattacharyya, A., Sa, G.
Das, T., Siddiqi, M.
Black tea-induced cellular survival : evidence for reduced toxicity and enhanced immunity in mice under stress
Chaudhuri, T.C. Fixation of MRLS in tea : Indian view point
Gerami, M. Marketing tea in the Middle East
Hara, Y. Tea as preventive/protective against human diseases
Jain, N.K. Statistics : cost-price squeeze faced by the Indian tea industry
Jain, N.K. Tea statistics : performance of tea in China
Kapur, S. Speciality teas
Krishna, K.V.S. Small tea growers of Nilgiris
Mithyantha, M.S., Kumar, Y., Pardhasaradhi, V., Prithviraj, S. Analytical method for tea pesticide residues
Miura, N. The Japanese market
Pushpangadan, P., Latha, P.G. Tea as nutraceutical
Rao, T.P., Juneja, L.R., Okubo, T.
Chu, D., Yokosawa, T.
Green tea polyphenols against renal disorders
Seth, P.K. Health effects of pesticides
Shanker, A., Kumar, V., Tewary, D.K. Fate of pesticide residues on tea from leaf to cup
Shukla, Y., Arora, A. Antigenotoxic potential of tea
Siddiqui, I.A., Afaq, F., Mukhtar, H. Tea in promotion of human health
Takeo, T. Green tea polyphenol as food additive and supplemental factor for disease prevention
Weisburger, J. Tea is a health promoting beverage in lowering the risk of premature killing chronic diseases
Zongmao, C., Guangming, L. The fate of pesticide on tea plant and the prediction of pesticide residue in fresh leaves of tea plant