1980
DOI: 10.1002/lipi.19800821002
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Cuphea, die erste annuelle Ölpflanze für die Erzeugung von mittelkettigen Triglyceriden (MCT)

Abstract: Annuelle Cuphea‐Arten stellen eine interessante Möglichkeit zur Erzeugung mittelkettiger Triglyceride, insbesondere solcher mit hohen Caprin‐ (C10:0) und Laurinsäureanteilen (C12:0) dar. Unsere Anbauversuche von über 150 Herkünften aus 45 mittelamerikanischen Wildarten im Gewächshaus und Freiland ergaben, daß vor allem Species aus der Sectio Heterodon für einen feldmäßigen Anbau in Frage kommen. Unter den C10:0‐Arten erscheinen C. paucipetala und C. lanceolata, unter den C12:0‐Arten C. wrightii besonders geeig… Show more

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“…Research on Cuphea oilseeds began in the 1970's by a consortium of agronomists and industrial chemists aiming to develop a temperate source of lauric acid as an alternative to sources from petroleum and imported tropical coconut and palm kernel oils, which pose significant supply and environmental problems (Hirsinger, 1980;Knapp, 1993). Palm oil production, in addition to being restricted to the tropics, requires large mono-cultural plantations, which are subject to a host of destructive diseases, making the supply of oils uncertain (Pomsuriya, et al 2013;Hushianian et al 2013).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Research on Cuphea oilseeds began in the 1970's by a consortium of agronomists and industrial chemists aiming to develop a temperate source of lauric acid as an alternative to sources from petroleum and imported tropical coconut and palm kernel oils, which pose significant supply and environmental problems (Hirsinger, 1980;Knapp, 1993). Palm oil production, in addition to being restricted to the tropics, requires large mono-cultural plantations, which are subject to a host of destructive diseases, making the supply of oils uncertain (Pomsuriya, et al 2013;Hushianian et al 2013).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To date, FA composition of Cuphea seed oils has been determined for 83 species (Hirsinger, 1980;Graham et al, 1981;Graham, 1989a;Wolf et al, 1983;Graham & Kleiman, 1985, 1992. The majority of these species are endemic to North America, including Central America.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%