Zhongtao Ma , Jianghui Yu , Xi Chen , Jiale Cao , Ying Zhu , Guodong Liu , Guangyan Li , Fangfu Xu , Qun Hu , Hongcheng Zhang , Haiyan Wei
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Differences in starch and protein composition, morphological and structure, and their impacts on eating quality of soft japonica rice under different light and nitrogen fertilizer conditions in southern China
This study explores the differences in starch and protein composition, morphological and structure, and their impacts on soft japonica rice eating quality under different light and nitrogen fertilizer conditions. Results showed that decreased light and applied panicle fertilize resulted in a decreased in total starch, accompanied by an increased in long-chain amylopectin, protein, particularly glutelin, and β-sheet, with these effects being more pronounced when panicle fertilizer was applied under 50 % light. RVA, LF-NMR and Rheometer date showed that aforementioned changes in starch and protein were detrimental to water migration and starch gelatinization during rice cooking, resulting in a high-strength rice gel network. Ultimately, cooked rice exhibited poor taste. In conclusion, decreased light and applied panicle fertilize both degrade rice eating quality, and the combined effect of these two factors further diminishes cooked rice taste. Furthermore, 50 % light had a greater impact on starch, protein and eating quality than panicle fertilize.
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Food Chemistry publishes original research papers dealing with the advancement of the chemistry and biochemistry of foods or the analytical methods/ approach used. All papers should focus on the novelty of the research carried out.