2014
DOI: 10.1556/aalim.43.2014.4.18
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Changes of potentially anti-nutritive components in Hungarian potatoes from organic and conventional farming

Abstract: Anti-nutritive components in multi resistant potato cultivars were investigated in relation to conventional and organic farming for three years. Glycoalkaloids, nitrate, nitrite, asparagine, and glutamine contents of tubers were examined. Farming technology was found not to have an effect on the level of glycoalkaloids, which was influenced mostly by the genotype and season. Nitrogen fertilisation caused significant increase in nitrate, asparagine, and glutamine contents as compared to organic farming. Nitrite… Show more

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“…Additionally, Tömösközi‐Farkas et al. () investigated the GA content in three Hungarian potato species grown in organic and conventional farming systems. The respective farming system was found to have no effect on the level of GAs, and was mostly influenced by season and genotype.…”
Section: Assessmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Additionally, Tömösközi‐Farkas et al. () investigated the GA content in three Hungarian potato species grown in organic and conventional farming systems. The respective farming system was found to have no effect on the level of GAs, and was mostly influenced by season and genotype.…”
Section: Assessmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In terms of specifi c substances found in vegetables, in certain cases organic vegetables are much better, while in other cases the opposite was found (TÖMÖSKÖZI-FARKAS et al, 2014b;MEENA et al, 2016). The lack of comprehensive twinning (organic and conventional) analyses of farming types limits the correct evaluation of their effects on vegetable quality.…”
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“…Neste grupo houve a captação de estudos contendo diversos vegetais como matéria-prima: abobrinha, alface, batata, cacau, cebola, cenoura, pimenta e tomate. A ingestão de altos níveis de nitrato pode causar câncer gastrointestinal e metemoglobinemia (distúrbio que geralmente ocorre em bebês e que implica na insuficiência de oxigenação celular) (ABCMED, 2020;HORD et al, 2009;TÖMÖSKÖZI-FARKAS et al, 2014). ASAE (s.d.)…”
Section: Vegetais Desidratadosunclassified