盐度
淀粉
结晶度
米粉
化学
土壤盐分
食品科学
农学
肿胀 的
水稻
禾本科
植物
生物
材料科学
结晶学
生物化学
原材料
生态学
基因
有机化学
复合材料
作者
Tao Wang,Yijun Cao,Wenyan Zhang,Xiaohu Luo,Wei Feng,Ren Wang,Yi Chen,AI Zhi-yong,Hao Zhang
标识
DOI:10.1021/acs.jafc.3c05449
摘要
Three varieties of saline-tolerant indica rice were grown in soils with salinities of 0.0–0.6% (w/w). The rice grown at salinities of 0.3 and 0.6% had a smaller grain dimension than its counterpart. Salinity stress altered the physiology of plants, leading to changes in the basic chemical compositions for all rice varieties, e.g., increasing the soil salinity improved the content of rice protein (RP). The pasting and rheological properties of the rice flour highly depended on its chemical compositions. An increase of RP inhibited the swelling of starch granules and accordingly decreased the peak viscosity of rice flour, while the aggregation of RP weakened the gel structure of the cooked rice flour. The isolated starches showed polyhedral granules, and they all had an A-type crystalline structure with relative crystallinity varying from 34.16 to 45.40%. Moreover, increasing the soil salinity enhanced the lamellar order and periodic length of the isolated starches.
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