EFFECT OF ENVIRONMENTAL-TEMPERATURE DURING DEVELOPMENT OF RICE PLANTS ON SOME PROPERTIES OF ENDOSPERM STARCH
EFFECT OF ENVIRONMENTAL-TEMPERATURE DURING DEVELOPMENT OF RICE PLANTS ON SOME PROPERTIES OF ENDOSPERM STARCH
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DOI:
10.1002/star.19840360602
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发表时间:
1984-01-01
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FUWA, H
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ASAOKA, M;OKUNO, K;FUWA, H
Starch granules were isolated from polished grains of rice plants (O. sativa L.) grown under controlled temperature conditions. Distribution of isoamylase-debranched starch materials and unit chain-length of amylopectin were examined by gel-filtration on columns. Higher environment temperature decreases amylose concentration in endosperm starches of Japanese rice cultivars. The amylose concentration in the endosperm starch is determined by the environment temperature 5-15 days after heading. Interestingly, the higher environment temperature seemed to increase the amount of long B chains and decrease that of short chains of amylopectin. The effect of environment temperature on pasting characteristics of starch by DSC [differential scanning calorimetry], starch-granule digestibility by amylases and X-ray diffractograms of starch was also investigated.