2014
DOI: 10.1590/0100-2945-232/13
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Produção e atributos de qualidade de cultivares de macadâmia no sudoeste do estado de Säo Paulo

Abstract: resumo -a macadâmia apresenta-se como uma importante alternativa para a fruticultura paulista, principalmente pela sua rusticidade e pelo valor alcançado por seus frutos. no entanto, estudos relacionados ao seu desenvolvimento e às suas características produtivas e químicas são necessários para a adequada escolha da cultivar. com o objetivo de caracterizar o desenvolvimento e a produção de diferentes cultivares de macadâmia nas condições climáticas, no sudoeste do estado de São Paulo, foram conduzidos experime… Show more

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“…Essa cultivar se mostrou superior em produtividade de amêndoas em estudos de competição de cultivares realizados por Entelmann et al (2014).…”
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“…Essa cultivar se mostrou superior em produtividade de amêndoas em estudos de competição de cultivares realizados por Entelmann et al (2014).…”
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“…The GUANG 11 (14) contained the highest amount of oil compared to other varieties. The oil content in Chinese macadamia kernels was similar to that in New Zealand (69.1-78.4%) [7], but higher than that in Brazil (33.13% to 68.48%) [5,6]. Compared to some common edible nut seeds such as almond (~43.36%), cashew nut (~43.71%), walnut (~64.50%) [19], the macadamia kernels have a higher oil content, which can be a great potential oil sources in food industry.…”
Section: Compositions Of Macadamia Kernelsmentioning
confidence: 52%
“…Castilho Maro, et al [5] studied the chemical composition of 22 macadamia varieties in Brazil, and the results showed lipid contents of macadamia kernel ranging from 33.13% to 64.28%, and protein from 8.56% to 19.24%. Entelman, et al [6] characterized eight macadamia varieties in Sao Paulo, and reported that lipid content of macadamia kernel in the range of 65.21-68.48%. Kaijser, et al [7] investigated the chemical composition of four macadamia cultivars in New Zealand, and found that lipid content of macadamia kernel was 69.1-78.4%.…”
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confidence: 99%