
doi: 10.1007/bf02021261
pmid: 7269662
The different nutritional ingredients of the Egyptian varieties of rice (Giza 171, Giza 172, and Giza 180) were determined. 1. The nutritive values decreased in polished varieties more than in the hulled ones. 2. A wide variation in the protein content in the different varieties was recognized. 3. Giza 180 could be considered as the best Egyptian variety from the nutritional aspects.
Minerals, Species Specificity, Food Handling, Egypt, Oryza, Amino Acids, Essential, Amino Acids, Nutritive Value, Plant Proteins
Minerals, Species Specificity, Food Handling, Egypt, Oryza, Amino Acids, Essential, Amino Acids, Nutritive Value, Plant Proteins
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