2004
DOI: 10.1590/s0102-05362004000400007
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Mudanças metabólicas após recondicionamento a 15ºC de tubérculos de batata armazenados a baixa temperatura

Abstract: Tubérculos de batata das cultivares Eliza, Pérola e Atlantic foram armazenados a 2ºC durante 10 dias e, posteriormente, recondicionados a 15ºC por 10 ou 20 dias, de forma a verificar a eficiência destes tratamentos em reverter o adoçamento associado ao armazenamento a baixas temperaturas. O recondicionamento foi associado a uma redução nos teores de sacarose em todas cultivares, uma redução na atividade da sacarose-fosfato sintase e UDP-glicose pirofosforilase. Houve também redução na atividade da sacarose sin… Show more

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“…However, at 120 days of storage at these temperatures, sprouting is already at an advanced stage of development at 8 °C (Figure 1), which represents an obstacle to the processing industry due to the problems caused by the sprouts inside the storage chambers. At low temperature, the respiratory and sprouting rates are inhibited, resulting in lower consumption of reducing sugars accumulating in the tubers, resulting in dark color (Chapper et al, 2004;Knowles et al, 2009). These results are in agreement with Feltran et al (2004), who, when determining the quality of processing of tubers of potato cultivars, affirmed that the contents of RS and/ or NRS are closely related to the quality of the product, with a negative effect on the coloration after frying.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 83%
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“…However, at 120 days of storage at these temperatures, sprouting is already at an advanced stage of development at 8 °C (Figure 1), which represents an obstacle to the processing industry due to the problems caused by the sprouts inside the storage chambers. At low temperature, the respiratory and sprouting rates are inhibited, resulting in lower consumption of reducing sugars accumulating in the tubers, resulting in dark color (Chapper et al, 2004;Knowles et al, 2009). These results are in agreement with Feltran et al (2004), who, when determining the quality of processing of tubers of potato cultivars, affirmed that the contents of RS and/ or NRS are closely related to the quality of the product, with a negative effect on the coloration after frying.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 83%
“…Storage at temperatures below 8 °C induce the accumulation of reducing sugars that make tubers unfit for frying. During frying, glucose and fructose react with the amino acids in a non-enzymatic reaction, named Maillard reaction, resulting in a product of poor quality and commercial acceptance, bitter taste and dark color (Chapper et al, 2004;Knowles et al, 2009). Pre-fried potatoes are susceptible to enzymatic darkening as a result of the reactions catalyzed by the activity of polyphenoloxidase (POP) and peroxidase (POD) enzymes.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The potato chips industry requires tubers with starch content greater than 15% for good crispness (Kita, 2002). The cultivars Eliza, Pearl and Atlantic when stored at 2 °C for 10 days and reconditioned at 15 °C for 10 or 20 days, showed no changes in starch content (Chapper et al, 2004). Emphasizing that the effectiveness of reconditioning is dependent on the cultivar.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 98%