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Showing 1 to 20 of 31 for “"soluble sugars"”.
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Propionate Formation From Cellulose and Soluble Sugars Through Interspecies Interaction of Bacteroides Succinogenes and Selenomonas Ruminantium
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Carbohydrates in Glycine max (L.) Merr. fruits during early ontogeny
The occurrence of starch and other soluble carbohydrates in the embryos and young developing fruits of 'Essex' soybeans were determined at anthesis and continuing 10 days after flowering (DAF). The embryo was shown to be filled with starch grains which disappeared with development. Digestion of …
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Decision Making in Dry-Grind Ethanol Industry Using Near-Infrared Spectroscopy
Calibration on the FT-NIR spectrometer for total soluble sugars predicted fermentation samples with a RMSEP of 0.87% w/v and RPD of 8.7. Total soluble sugar ranged from 0.4 to 22.2% w/v. Thus, in order to observe the effect of treatment on total soluble sugars, the difference between total soluble …
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Studies on soluble nutrient components in wood and their influence on decay susceptibility and preservative efficacy
… to determine the nature and identity of soluble carbohydrate and nitrogenous components which migrate and accumulate at evaporative surfaces of dried wood and the influence these nutrients have on wood decay and preservative performance. <br/><br/>Specific soluble carbohydrates and amino …
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Raffinose family oligosaccharides (RFO) biosynthesis in chickpea (Cicer arietinum L.) seeds
… to optimize an analytical method to determine soluble sugars concentration in chickpea seeds including RFO, (2) to determine chickpea genotypes with contrasting seed RFO concentration, and (3) to optimize and validate RFO biosynthetic enzyme activity assays. These three objectives of the thesis …
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Biochemical and Physiological Aspects of Precocious Soybean Seed (Glycine Max (L.) Merr.); Maturation
… growth of precociously matured seeds, starch, soluble sugars, protein and oil levels followed patterns similar to naturally matured, germinating seeds and seedlings.
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COMPARATIVE EFFECTS OF GIBBERELLIC ACID AND N(6)-BENZYLADENINE ON GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF DWARF WATERMELON SEEDLINGS
… threshold of the cell wall. Measurements of soluble sugars by a colorimetric procedure and cations by atomic absorption spectrometry confirmed that GA promoted the accumulation of osmotically active solutes in the cotyledons and hypocotyls.</p>
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Biochemical and molecular analyses of plant cell wall degrading enzymes from the rumen bacterium Ruminococcus albus 8
… the enzymes function synergistically to release soluble sugars that can be fermented by R. albus 8. In an experiment designed to identify cellulase encoding genes in the genome of R. albus 8, four genes encoding lichenin degrading enzymes were identified. An enzyme mixture was created, and the …
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N₂ fixation, plant mineral nutrition and C metabolites in cowpea/maize cropping systems
… the cereal partner. However the concentration of soluble sugars and starch remained the same for both shoot and roots of cowpea and maize plants in the cropping system.
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The effect of age on the structure and compostition of the cell walls of Choanephora cucurbitarum
… the presence of lipids, proteins, neutral sugars, strong alkali soluble sugars, chitin, chitosan and uronic acids in the cell walls of both the 1 and 7 day old cultures. As the mycelium aged, there was a slight but statistically significant increase in the protein content, and a pronounced …
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The modification of nutritional and functional properties of chickpea (Cicer arietinum) by germination.
… respectively. Starch content decreased 15.5% and soluble sugars increased 20% after only 24 hr of germination. Germination decreased trypsin inhibitor activity by 28%. Chickpea and 24 hr germinated chickpea were used as ingredients in the preparation of several products. Germination increased …
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High temperature stress responses of Salvia splendens and Viola X wittrockiana
… for heat tolerance in Vista and CBP. Primary soluble sugars sucrose and raffinose found in both the salvia cultivars, and greater concentrations in Vista at high temperatures, may be involved in stabilization of membrane lipid bilayer and/or acting as osmoprotectants under stress conditions. …
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Identification of Drought-Responsive Genes and Validation for Drought Resistance in Rice
… rates of photosynthesis, greater levels of soluble sugars (glucose, fructose, and sucrose), more biomass, and higher yield. They also exhibited a drought-resistant phenotype, with higher water use efficiency, photosynthesis, and relative leaf water content under drought stress. Taken …
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An Analysis Of The Impact Of Storage Temperature, Moisture Content & Duration Upon The Chemical Components & Bioprocessing Of Lignocellulosic Biomass
… stored at high moisture content (26% w/w). Soluble sugars predominated the dry matter loss in high-moisture sorghum, causing an increase in the mass fraction of lignin in the biomass. In comparison, low-moisture (12% w/w) samples showed negligible loss. High-moisture sorghum dried from 26% …
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Biotic and climatic factors affecting the colonisation of wood-invading fungi
… production of toxic secondary metabolites when soluble sugars are plentiful. However,when cellulose was the only carbon source available, the resUlts indicated that growth rates became the major competitive criterion. Interactions between Micromycetes and a Basidiomycetes were investigated at a …
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Physiological Responses of Cotton Genotypes to Water-Deficit Stress during Reproductive Development
… pistils as main sinks, mainly for sucrose and soluble sugars. In addition, osmotic adjustment through proline accumulation and changes in osmotic potential is a mechanism used by cotton plants to tolerate drought stress. Leaves are more sensitive to water-deficit stress than ovaries, thus with …
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Systems-Level Analysis of Rootstock–Scion Interactions in Apple Reveals Mechanisms of Cold Tolerance Under Field Frost Events
… RNA sequencing, untargeted metabolomics, and soluble sugar profiling across floral buds ('Gala'), scion leaves ('Gala'), and rootstock sucker leaves (B.9, M.26), sampled 12 hours before and 6 hours after a naturally occurring frost in April 2021. Transcriptomic analysis identified …
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The effect of water stress and storage conditions on seed quality of chickpea genotypes characterized by differences in seed size and coat colour
… of water stress during seed development on sugars and protein accumulation, germination and seed vigour. Pot experiments were conducted under glasshouse / tunnel conditions at the Controlled Environment Facilities (CEF). The experiment for objective 1 was laid out as a single factor in …
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Functional analysis of the sucrose synthase gene family in Arabidopsis thaliana
… significantly different from wild type plants in soluble sugars, starch and cellulose contents under all growth conditions investigated. Analysis of T-DNA insertion mutant lacking Sus3 isoform that was exclusively expressed in stomata cells only had a minor influence on guard cell osmoregulation …
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Physiological, hormonal and metabolic alterations caused by selenium in rice seedlings
… ACC resulted in the opposite effect. Moreover, soluble sugars accumulate in roots under selenite treatment. Together, these findings suggest that selenite affects primary and lateral root development by blocking ethylene and auxin biosynthesis, respectively. Experiments with organic Se showed …
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