1989
DOI: 10.1002/jsfa.2740490305
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Chufa (cyperus esculentus): A new source of dietary fibre

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“…The average ash content of 14.3 g kg À1 is within the usual range for nuts and tubers. 4,8,10,20 Some authors have reported that the oil content of chufa varies between 228 and 328 g kg À1 . 1,4,8±10, 21 The yields from the lipid extraction experiments varied between 235.5 and 252.7 g kg À1 in our research.…”
Section: Chemical Compositionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The average ash content of 14.3 g kg À1 is within the usual range for nuts and tubers. 4,8,10,20 Some authors have reported that the oil content of chufa varies between 228 and 328 g kg À1 . 1,4,8±10, 21 The yields from the lipid extraction experiments varied between 235.5 and 252.7 g kg À1 in our research.…”
Section: Chemical Compositionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tubers accumulate starch as a storage nutrient (Ballicora et al, 2004), and amyloplasts within the root cell may be related to its gravitropism (Schwuchow et al, 1995). Starch occupies approximately 40% of the dry weight among the carbohydrate reserves in yellow nutsedge tubers (Linssen et al, 1989). AGPS is responsible for the rate-limiting step of starch biosynthesis.…”
Section: Tissue-specific Expression Of Ceagpsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The tubers of yellow nutsedge contain large amounts of storage nutrients, including starch (42%), oil (30%), sugar (20%), and protein (9%) (Linssen et al, 1989); therefore, yellow nutsedge could potentially become an ideal model to describe the carbon partition in non-seed tissues (Turesson et al, 2010). Previous studies on yellow nutsedge have mostly focused on the morphology (Wills et al, 1980) and cultivation (AyehKumi et al, 2014) of tubers, their application in food (Defelice, 2002), and biochemical analyses of the tubers (Turesson et al, 2010;Manek et al, 2012).…”
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“…7: T259-T270. (en Linssen et al, 1989) exprimido, dando lugar a la bebida refrescante de aspecto lechoso conocida como horchata ("orxata") en la zona de Valencia, cultivándose tradicionalmente en la comarca de l'Horta Nord de València. Ya Cavanilles (1795) realizó una completa descripción del cultivo de la chufa, situándolo en los términos de Alboraia y Almássera.…”
Section: En América Se Hallan Distribuidas Diferentes Variedades Botáunclassified
“…Fracciones proteicas de las proteínas de los tubérculos de chufa (en g/100 g de proteínas) (según Morell, 1983) Otros constituyentes Linssen et al (1989) analizaron los tubérculos, especialmente en cuanto a su contenido en fibra (9,6% m.s. ), asegurando que son una buena fuente de la misma en la tecnología agroalimentaria actual.…”
Section: Compuestos Nitrogenadosunclassified