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boar taint: a standalone construct

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Meat science

unpleasant odour in cooked meat from some entire male pigs, caused mainly by androstenone and skatole.

In meat science, boar taint refers to unpleasant odour in cooked meat from some entire male pigs, caused mainly by androstenone and skatole. This meaning comes from Bonneau (1998) in Meat Science.[1]

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  1. Bonneau, M. (1998). Use of Entire Males for Pig Meat in the European Union. Meat Science, 49, S257-S272. https://doi.org/10.1016/s0309-1740(98)00089-8

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