Conclusions
From the above discussion of potato flour and potato starch, we see that advances are being made as the results of research and development. We expect the demand for these two products from potatoes to continue to grow.
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Treadway, R.H. Recent research and development in potato flour and potato starch. American Potato Journal 38, 25–29 (1961). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02861950
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