1978
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2621.1978.tb15247.x
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Germination of Corn and Sorghum in the Home to Improve Nutritive Value

Abstract: Corn and sorghum seeds were germinated at 25", 30" and 35'C. Germinated seeds of both cereals had increased relative nutritive values (RNV) and increased levels of lysine, methionine, and tryptophan when compared to nongerminated seeds. The RNV's of the nongerminated corn and sorghum meals were 66.8 and 55.5% respectively while the RNV's of the germinated corn and sorghum were 99.5 and 62.9% respectively. The highest RNV for corn occurred after 4 days at 25"C, 2 days at 30°C and 3 days at 35°C. For sorghum, hi… Show more

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“…Sprouting increased the crude protein content of the P. coccineus flour by 9.9%. Similar observations were reported for mung bean (Del Rosario and Flores 1981), cereals (Wang and Fields 1978), soybean (Kylen and McCready 1975) and maize and sorghum (Asiedu et al 1993). The increased protein in the sprouted sample can be attributed to protein synthesis during germination, while the reduction in crude protein of boiled and cooked seeds may be due to leaching of soluble components (Kylen and McCready 1975;Obizoba and Alh, 1992;Saikia et al 1999).…”
Section: Estimation Of Isoelectric Point (Pi) Quality Of Dietary Prosupporting
confidence: 74%
“…Sprouting increased the crude protein content of the P. coccineus flour by 9.9%. Similar observations were reported for mung bean (Del Rosario and Flores 1981), cereals (Wang and Fields 1978), soybean (Kylen and McCready 1975) and maize and sorghum (Asiedu et al 1993). The increased protein in the sprouted sample can be attributed to protein synthesis during germination, while the reduction in crude protein of boiled and cooked seeds may be due to leaching of soluble components (Kylen and McCready 1975;Obizoba and Alh, 1992;Saikia et al 1999).…”
Section: Estimation Of Isoelectric Point (Pi) Quality Of Dietary Prosupporting
confidence: 74%
“…293 While a 50:50 blend of germinated and ungerminated corn was acceptable in tortillas, it was less desirable than tortillas made from ungerminated corn. 294 Both germination and fermentation (separately) improved the relative nutritive value of a number of cereals.…”
Section: Sproutingmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…The commercial product (sample A) had a higher phosphorous content of 255.59mg/100g when compared with the sprouted and unsprouted diet samples. Sprouting improved the bioavailability of minerals such as copper, zinc, iron and phosphorus as a result of phytic acid hydrolysis [32]. There were significant difference (P<0.05) between sample A and the other diet samples.…”
Section: Mineral and Vitamin Content Of Composite Diets Produced Frommentioning
confidence: 79%