2017
DOI: 10.18782/2320-7051.3036
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Influence of Packaging and Storage Conditions on Proximate Composition of Paddy

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“…The decrease was in the order, of polypropylene woven bag (1.93±0.12b%) > paper bag (1.82±0.11%) > nylon bag (1.31±0.20c %) > plastic bucket (1.20±0.19 %) at the end of two months of storage when compared to the initial ash content (2.29±0.05%). This observation correlates with the report of [21] who reported that ash content was reduced in stored Paddy during a storage period of 18 months. This result also corroborates the report of [22] who reported that ash content reduced from 530-520Mb/100g to 490-480mg/100g in stored Chia seeds during a storage period of 10 weeks.…”
Section: Proximate Composition and Calorie Contents Of Packaged Ricesupporting
confidence: 92%
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“…The decrease was in the order, of polypropylene woven bag (1.93±0.12b%) > paper bag (1.82±0.11%) > nylon bag (1.31±0.20c %) > plastic bucket (1.20±0.19 %) at the end of two months of storage when compared to the initial ash content (2.29±0.05%). This observation correlates with the report of [21] who reported that ash content was reduced in stored Paddy during a storage period of 18 months. This result also corroborates the report of [22] who reported that ash content reduced from 530-520Mb/100g to 490-480mg/100g in stored Chia seeds during a storage period of 10 weeks.…”
Section: Proximate Composition and Calorie Contents Of Packaged Ricesupporting
confidence: 92%
“…The increase in protein content could be attributed to the fact that as carbohydrates are being utilized in respiratory processes, protein increases, proteolytic enzymes produced by fungi can modify the protein in grains by hydrolyzing it into polypeptides and amino acids. The result is contrary to that presented by Naik and Chetti, [21] who revealed that crude protein content was decreased with advancement of storage period (18 months) among all the packaging materials viz; vacuum-packed bags (C1), polythene bags (C2), cloth bags (C3) and gunny bags (C4). The observations on fibre content as influenced by packaging materials differed significantly between treatments during the first month of storage.…”
Section: Proximate Composition and Calorie Contents Of Packaged Ricecontrasting
confidence: 89%
“…Since the seed moisture content in packaging was determined by the packaging's water vapor permeability, the seed moisture content varied as the relative humidity around the packaging changed [10]. According to Naik and Chetti [11], when paddy seeds were stored in gunny bags for 18 months storage at both ambient (25±2°C) and cold storage (4±1°C), their moisture content and fungal growth were significantly higher than in vacuum packed bags. Primed sweet corn seed that had an initial germination rate of 85% was stored for 12 months under vacuum storage.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%