2021
DOI: 10.17129/botsci.2641
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Caracterización de fructanos de tallos de Agave salmiana Otto ex Salm Dyck y A. tequilana F.A.C. Weber en madurez fisiológica plena

Abstract: Antecedentes: La fisiología de la materia prima en los procesos de extracción de fructanos es imprescindible para establecer criterios que garanticen homogeneidad en la calidad del producto, así, la madurez fisiológica plena (MFP) para la extracción de fructanos en las especies de Agave puede reducir la variabilidad de su calidad. Preguntas: ¿La MFP de los agaves y el uso exclusivo de su tallo influye sobre el perfil de carbohidratos y el GP promedio de sus fructanos? Especies de estudio: Agave sal… Show more

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“…The bromatological characterization of each agave leaf fraction was performed according to the Official Methods of Analysis, which includes humidity (925, 10), ashes (923, 03), lipids (920, 30), proteins (920, 87), and total carbohydrates, which were spectrophotometrically analyzed according to Dubois et al …”
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“…The bromatological characterization of each agave leaf fraction was performed according to the Official Methods of Analysis, which includes humidity (925, 10), ashes (923, 03), lipids (920, 30), proteins (920, 87), and total carbohydrates, which were spectrophotometrically analyzed according to Dubois et al …”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The bromatological characterization of each agave leaf fraction was performed according to the Official Methods of Analysis, 13 which includes humidity (925, 10), ashes (923, 03), lipids (920, 30), proteins (920, 87), and total carbohydrates, which were spectrophotometrically analyzed according to Dubois et al 14 Effect of Xylanase and Cellulase Activity on Agave Leaf Fractions. The activity of xylanase and cellulase on the different agave leaf fractions were performed by grounding the leaf fraction in acetate buffer (0.1 M and pH 5), in a 1:5 ratio using a stainless immersion blender.…”
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confidence: 99%