Phytic Acid Content in Biofortified Rice Lines and Its Association With Micronutrient Content and Grain Yield of Rice
WR ROHAENI,
TRIKOESOEMANINGTYAS,
U SUSANTO
et al.
Abstract:Iron and zinc are essential micronutrients for human growth, development, and immune system maintenance. Iron (Fe) and zinc (Zn) are necessary for psychomotor development, sustained physical activity and work capacity, infection resistance, and various metabolic functions. Currently, rice, preferred for being high in Fe and Zn, is also a choice for being low in anti-nutritional compounds, namely, phytic acid. The presented study sought to identify the phytic acid content in several biofortified rice lines and … Show more
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