2000
DOI: 10.1006/jcrs.1999.0294
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Influence of Pentatomid Insects on the Physical Dough Properties and Two-layered Flat Bread Baking Quality of Syrian Wheat

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“…These findings, regarding wheat bugs densities in May and June, agree with other studies, such as Hariri et al (2000) in Syria, Popov et al (2003) in Romania, and Kutuk et al (2010) and Canhilal et al (2005) in Turkey.…”
Section: Frequency Classes Of Wheat Bug Densitiessupporting
confidence: 92%
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“…These findings, regarding wheat bugs densities in May and June, agree with other studies, such as Hariri et al (2000) in Syria, Popov et al (2003) in Romania, and Kutuk et al (2010) and Canhilal et al (2005) in Turkey.…”
Section: Frequency Classes Of Wheat Bug Densitiessupporting
confidence: 92%
“…The economic importance of wheat bug damage is due to crop losses and/or quality loss of wheat (Kinaci and Kinaci 2004), semolina (Ozderen et al 2008;Köksel et al 2009;Salis et al 2010), or flour (Hariri et al 2000;Sivri et al 1999Sivri et al , 2004Aja et al 2004;Vaccino et al 2006;Werteker and Kramreither 2008). The feeding activity of wheat bugs also heavily affects the germination percentage of wheat (Bin et al 2006).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…There are a lot of flat bread type studied like chapati, roti and taftoon (Iranian flat bread), two layered or single layered flat bread, bazari, leavened and unleavened flat bread, sangak, tanok and lavosh. (Reinhold, 1971;Başman and Köksel, 1999;Hariri et al, 2000;Nandini and Salimath 2001;Azizi et al, 2003;Brathen and Knutsen 2005;Izydorczyk et al, 2008). There has been considerable attention to a bread fortification all over the world.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…E. integriceps attacks and feeds on both the vegetative stages of the plant and maturing grain. Bouhssini et al [3] have pointed that the transmission of toxic enzymes into maturing grain can reduce the milling quality, rendering the flour useless for human consumption [2,4]. Feeding on vegetative stages can cause withering and dead hearts, leading to a reduction in yield.…”
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