2020
DOI: 10.5513/jcea01/21.4.2980
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Grain quality of spring barley genotypes grown at agro-ecological conditions of the Slovak Republic and the Republic of Bulgaria

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“…The lowest content of protein was obtained in the grain of the brewing cultivar KWS Jessie (9.3%), and the highest in the forage breeding line RAH 419/19 (14.0%). Higher average amounts of protein in the range of 11.6% -15.5% were obtained by Biel and Jacyno (2013), Boros et al (2015), and Haverlentova et al (2020). In the grain of any of the studied brewing breeding lines, the obtained amount of protein did not exceed 11%, that is, it was within the 9.5% -11.5%, preferred by malt houses and breweries (Klockiewicz -Kamińska, 2005; Kunze, 2010).…”
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confidence: 68%
“…The lowest content of protein was obtained in the grain of the brewing cultivar KWS Jessie (9.3%), and the highest in the forage breeding line RAH 419/19 (14.0%). Higher average amounts of protein in the range of 11.6% -15.5% were obtained by Biel and Jacyno (2013), Boros et al (2015), and Haverlentova et al (2020). In the grain of any of the studied brewing breeding lines, the obtained amount of protein did not exceed 11%, that is, it was within the 9.5% -11.5%, preferred by malt houses and breweries (Klockiewicz -Kamińska, 2005; Kunze, 2010).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 68%