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Autor:
S. R. Chaney, Mike E Tumbleson, Kevin B. Hicks, Steven R. Eckhoff, P. Yang, Y. X. Niu, A. E. Haken, Vijay Singh
Publikováno v:
Cereal Chemistry Journal. 82:420-424
Two corn hybrids (3394 and 33R87) were steeped with three sulfite salts and five acids to test the effect of sulfur dioxide (SO2) source and acid sources on wet-milling yields and starch properties. Milling yields from each treatment were compared wi
Publikováno v:
Cereal Chemistry Journal. 77:665-668
The addition of six acids (organic and inorganic) and four sulfite compounds (including gaseous SO2) during the conventional corn wet-milling steeping process of two yellow dent corn hybrids were evaluated for the effect on corn fiber yield, corn fib
Hybrid Variability and Effect of Growth Location on Corn Fiber Yields and Corn Fiber Oil Composition
Publikováno v:
Cereal Chemistry Journal. 77:692-695
The variability in commercial corn hybrids for corn fiber yields, amounts of extractable oil, and levels of individual and total phytosterol components in corn fiber oil was determined. Also, the effect of growth location on fiber yields, fiber oil c
Autor:
A. E. Haken, S. H. Zou, Steven R. Eckhoff, Mike E Tumbleson, P. Buriak, R. J. Shunk, Y. X. Niu, P. Yang
Publikováno v:
Cereal Chemistry Journal. 77:44-47
Forty-three yellow dent corn samples of five different hybrids varying in test weight and moisture content were obtained from 14 different locations in 1993. The locations for acquired samples were selected randomly to cover a wide range of test weig
Publikováno v:
Cereal Chemistry Journal. 76:600-605
The effect of adding lactic acid and sulfur dioxide at different times from the start of batch steeping on corn starch yields was studied. Five commercial hybrids were steeped with 0.5% lactic acid or 0.2% sulfur dioxide added over the first 15 hr of
Publikováno v:
Cereal Chemistry Journal. 75:266-270
An understanding of the genetic control of starch, protein, and oil concentrations in the corn (Zea mays L.) kernel is essential for improvement of grain quality. Because large numbers of progenies are needed for genetic studies, a rapid, accurate, a
Wet-Milling Characteristics of Selected Yellow Dent Corn Hybrids as Influenced by Storage Conditions
Publikováno v:
Cereal Chemistry Journal. 75:235-240
Three yellow dent corn hybrids (FR1064×LH59, FR600×FR1087, and FR618×LH123HT) from the 1994 crop, one hybrid (FR1064×LH59) from the 1995 crop, and two hybrids (FR1064×LH59 and FR618×LH123HT) from the 1996 crop were used to study the effect of s
Autor:
George O. Batzli, A. E. Haken
Publikováno v:
Journal of Mammalogy. 77:315-324
Analysis of fecal samples from experimental populations of prairie voles ( Microtus ochrogaster ) and meadow voles ( Microtus pennsylvanicus ) revealed that their diets strongly overlapped. Both species preferred dicots, but meadow voles ate signific
Publikováno v:
Starch - Stärke. 50:181-183
Nine maize hybrids from the 1994 crop, representing the range of hybrids grown in the U.S. central corn belt, were harvested at high 133-35 %) and low (21-22 %) moisture contents and laboratory dried at either ambient temperature (about 25 °C) or 11
Publikováno v:
Applied Engineering in Agriculture. 19
About 18% of the corn produced in the United States is wet milled there. However, this corn can be detrimentally affected by artificial drying conditions that provide too much heat on corn that is very wet. Tests for 100–g extractable starch were p