1987
DOI: 10.1590/s0006-87051987000200002
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Trigo: avaliação tecnológica de novas linhagens

Abstract: RESUMOAvaliou-se a qualidade tecnológica das linhagens de trigo IAC-22, IAC-31, IAC-37, IAC-41, IAC-46, IAC-57 e IAC-60, obtidas pelo programa de melhoramento do Instituto Agronômico, tomando como controle uma amostra de trigo norte-americano e amostras dos cultivares Alondra-S-46 e IAC-18, comerciais no Estado de São Paulo. Os maiores teores de proteína foram encontrados no 'IAC-22' e nas linhagens IAC-37 e IAC-41, superiores àque-les das farinhas de trigo importado, Alondra-S-46 e IAC-18. Todas as farinhas d… Show more

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“…The parameters that most contributed to this were the lower scores for volume and crumb texture of the Control. The best total scores, 81.7 and 82 (good, according to Camargo & Camargo, 1987), were obtained for the breads of Assays 4 and 6, with 0.43 g SSL/100 g flour þ 0.03 g MALTO/100 g flour and 0.50 g SSL/100 g flour þ 0.02 g MALTO/100 g flour, respectively, corroborating the results of specific volume and instrumental texture. It can be observed that the individual characteristics in which these two assays received higher scores than the other assays and the Control were: volume (specific volume  3), crust color, crumb structure and crumb texture.…”
Section: Parameterssupporting
confidence: 76%
“…The parameters that most contributed to this were the lower scores for volume and crumb texture of the Control. The best total scores, 81.7 and 82 (good, according to Camargo & Camargo, 1987), were obtained for the breads of Assays 4 and 6, with 0.43 g SSL/100 g flour þ 0.03 g MALTO/100 g flour and 0.50 g SSL/100 g flour þ 0.02 g MALTO/100 g flour, respectively, corroborating the results of specific volume and instrumental texture. It can be observed that the individual characteristics in which these two assays received higher scores than the other assays and the Control were: volume (specific volume  3), crust color, crumb structure and crumb texture.…”
Section: Parameterssupporting
confidence: 76%
“…According to Camargo & Camargo (1987), in order to be considered a good quality bread, it should have a minimum score of 80 points. The authors investigated bread quality using the same parameters used in the present study but evaluated aroma and flavor, which totaled 100 points.…”
Section: Statistical Analysis Of the Rheological Instrumentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…After baking and cooling, bread volume was determined through the rapeseed displacement method, AACC (AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF CEREAL CHEMISTS INTERNATIONAL, 2000) method 10-05.01. For bread quality evaluation, the classification table of Camargo and Camargo (1987) was used.…”
Section: Baking Test and Bread Formulationmentioning
confidence: 99%