Paper · 2012

Analysis of Quality Traits of New Varieties in Regional Test of Henan Provence

Yinghong Wang

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Abstract

The quality traits of 70 wheat varieties were analyzed from the Irrigated Land Group of Regional Test in Henan province in 2009-2010.The results indicated that the new varieties were characterized with 803.3 g/L kernel unit weight,14.94% protein,32.2% wet gluten,60.0 mL sedimentation value,59.1% water absorption,4.1 min development time,5.3 min settling time,119 FU dough weak value and 69.3% flour yield.The quality traits were different between Winter Wheat Group and Spring Wheat Group,of which the kernel unit weight,water absorption,development time and dough weak value were higher in Winter Wheat Group than in Spring Wheat Group,but the flour yield,settling time and sedimentation value were lower in former than in latter.The differences of protein and wet gluten contents were little between the two groups.Based on the overall quality standards,7,63 and 0 varieties were classified into high-,medium-and low-gluten types,respectively.The main pathways for wheat quality breeding in Henan province were improving the water absorption,settling time and flour yield,selecting the proper development time,and reducing the dough weak value.

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

New wheat varieties averaged 803.3 g/L kernel unit weight.

Outcome
kernel unit weighte0
Value
803.3 g/Le0
Setting
Henan provincee0

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“The quality traits of 70 wheat varieties were analyzed from the Irrigated Land Group of Regional Test in Henan province in 2009-2010.The results indicated that the new varieties were characterized with 803.3 g/L kernel unit weight,14.94% protein,32.2% wet gluten,60.0 mL sedimentation value,59.1% water absorption,4.1 min development time,5.3 min settling time,119 FU dough weak value and 69.3% flour yield”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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New wheat varieties averaged 14.94% protein.

Outcome
proteine0
Value
14.94%e0
Setting
Henan provincee0

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“The quality traits of 70 wheat varieties were analyzed from the Irrigated Land Group of Regional Test in Henan province in 2009-2010.The results indicated that the new varieties were characterized with 803.3 g/L kernel unit weight,14.94% protein,32.2% wet gluten,60.0 mL sedimentation value,59.1% water absorption,4.1 min development time,5.3 min settling time,119 FU dough weak value and 69.3% flour yield”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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New wheat varieties averaged 32.2% wet gluten.

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wet glutene0
Value
32.2%e0
Setting
Henan provincee0

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“The quality traits of 70 wheat varieties were analyzed from the Irrigated Land Group of Regional Test in Henan province in 2009-2010.The results indicated that the new varieties were characterized with 803.3 g/L kernel unit weight,14.94% protein,32.2% wet gluten,60.0 mL sedimentation value,59.1% water absorption,4.1 min development time,5.3 min settling time,119 FU dough weak value and 69.3% flour yield”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

New wheat varieties averaged 60.0 mL sedimentation value.

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sedimentation valuee0
Value
60.0 mLe0
Setting
Henan provincee0

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“The quality traits of 70 wheat varieties were analyzed from the Irrigated Land Group of Regional Test in Henan province in 2009-2010.The results indicated that the new varieties were characterized with 803.3 g/L kernel unit weight,14.94% protein,32.2% wet gluten,60.0 mL sedimentation value,59.1% water absorption,4.1 min development time,5.3 min settling time,119 FU dough weak value and 69.3% flour yield”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

New wheat varieties averaged 59.1% water absorption.

Outcome
water absorptione0
Value
59.1%e0
Setting
Henan provincee0

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“The quality traits of 70 wheat varieties were analyzed from the Irrigated Land Group of Regional Test in Henan province in 2009-2010.The results indicated that the new varieties were characterized with 803.3 g/L kernel unit weight,14.94% protein,32.2% wet gluten,60.0 mL sedimentation value,59.1% water absorption,4.1 min development time,5.3 min settling time,119 FU dough weak value and 69.3% flour yield”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

New wheat varieties averaged 4.1 min development time.

Outcome
development timee0
Value
4.1 mine0
Setting
Henan provincee0

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“The quality traits of 70 wheat varieties were analyzed from the Irrigated Land Group of Regional Test in Henan province in 2009-2010.The results indicated that the new varieties were characterized with 803.3 g/L kernel unit weight,14.94% protein,32.2% wet gluten,60.0 mL sedimentation value,59.1% water absorption,4.1 min development time,5.3 min settling time,119 FU dough weak value and 69.3% flour yield”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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New wheat varieties averaged 5.3 min settling time.

Outcome
settling timee0
Value
5.3 mine0
Setting
Henan provincee0

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Triticum aestivum
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“The quality traits of 70 wheat varieties were analyzed from the Irrigated Land Group of Regional Test in Henan province in 2009-2010.The results indicated that the new varieties were characterized with 803.3 g/L kernel unit weight,14.94% protein,32.2% wet gluten,60.0 mL sedimentation value,59.1% water absorption,4.1 min development time,5.3 min settling time,119 FU dough weak value and 69.3% flour yield”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

New wheat varieties averaged 119 FU dough weak value.

Outcome
dough weak valuee0
Value
119 FUe0
Setting
Henan provincee0

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“The quality traits of 70 wheat varieties were analyzed from the Irrigated Land Group of Regional Test in Henan province in 2009-2010.The results indicated that the new varieties were characterized with 803.3 g/L kernel unit weight,14.94% protein,32.2% wet gluten,60.0 mL sedimentation value,59.1% water absorption,4.1 min development time,5.3 min settling time,119 FU dough weak value and 69.3% flour yield”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

New wheat varieties averaged 69.3% flour yield.

Outcome
flour yielde0
Value
69.3%e0
Setting
Henan provincee0

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Triticum aestivum
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“The quality traits of 70 wheat varieties were analyzed from the Irrigated Land Group of Regional Test in Henan province in 2009-2010.The results indicated that the new varieties were characterized with 803.3 g/L kernel unit weight,14.94% protein,32.2% wet gluten,60.0 mL sedimentation value,59.1% water absorption,4.1 min development time,5.3 min settling time,119 FU dough weak value and 69.3% flour yield”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

kernel unit weight was higher in Winter Wheat Group than Spring Wheat Group.

Material
Winter Wheat Groupe0
Outcome
kernel unit weighte0
Direction
highere0
Comparator
Spring Wheat Groupe0

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“The quality traits were different between Winter Wheat Group and Spring Wheat Group,of which the kernel unit weight,water absorption,development time and dough weak value were higher in Winter Wheat Group than in Spring Wheat Group,but the flour yield,settling time and sedimentation value were lower in former than in latter.The differences of protein and wet gluten contents were little between the two groups”

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“Analysis of Quality Traits of New Varieties in Regional Test of Henan Provence”

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“70 wheat varieties”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

water absorption was higher in Winter Wheat Group than Spring Wheat Group.

Material
Winter Wheat Groupe0
Outcome
water absorptione0
Direction
highere0
Comparator
Spring Wheat Groupe0

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Triticum aestivum
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e0

“The quality traits were different between Winter Wheat Group and Spring Wheat Group,of which the kernel unit weight,water absorption,development time and dough weak value were higher in Winter Wheat Group than in Spring Wheat Group,but the flour yield,settling time and sedimentation value were lower in former than in latter.The differences of protein and wet gluten contents were little between the two groups”

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t0

“Analysis of Quality Traits of New Varieties in Regional Test of Henan Provence”

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“70 wheat varieties”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

development time was higher in Winter Wheat Group than Spring Wheat Group.

Material
Winter Wheat Groupe0
Outcome
development timee0
Direction
highere0
Comparator
Spring Wheat Groupe0

Organisms pictured · Representative pictures of the matched species, not figures from the paper.

Triticum aestivum
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“The quality traits were different between Winter Wheat Group and Spring Wheat Group,of which the kernel unit weight,water absorption,development time and dough weak value were higher in Winter Wheat Group than in Spring Wheat Group,but the flour yield,settling time and sedimentation value were lower in former than in latter.The differences of protein and wet gluten contents were little between the two groups”

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“Analysis of Quality Traits of New Varieties in Regional Test of Henan Provence”

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“70 wheat varieties”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

dough weak value was higher in Winter Wheat Group than Spring Wheat Group.

Material
Winter Wheat Groupe0
Outcome
dough weak valuee0
Direction
highere0
Comparator
Spring Wheat Groupe0

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e0

“The quality traits were different between Winter Wheat Group and Spring Wheat Group,of which the kernel unit weight,water absorption,development time and dough weak value were higher in Winter Wheat Group than in Spring Wheat Group,but the flour yield,settling time and sedimentation value were lower in former than in latter.The differences of protein and wet gluten contents were little between the two groups”

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“Analysis of Quality Traits of New Varieties in Regional Test of Henan Provence”

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“70 wheat varieties”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

flour yield was lower in Winter Wheat Group than Spring Wheat Group.

Material
Winter Wheat Groupe0
Outcome
flour yielde0
Direction
lowere0
Comparator
Spring Wheat Groupe0

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“The quality traits were different between Winter Wheat Group and Spring Wheat Group,of which the kernel unit weight,water absorption,development time and dough weak value were higher in Winter Wheat Group than in Spring Wheat Group,but the flour yield,settling time and sedimentation value were lower in former than in latter.The differences of protein and wet gluten contents were little between the two groups”

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“Analysis of Quality Traits of New Varieties in Regional Test of Henan Provence”

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“70 wheat varieties”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

settling time was lower in Winter Wheat Group than Spring Wheat Group.

Material
Winter Wheat Groupe0
Outcome
settling timee0
Direction
lowere0
Comparator
Spring Wheat Groupe0

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Triticum aestivum
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“The quality traits were different between Winter Wheat Group and Spring Wheat Group,of which the kernel unit weight,water absorption,development time and dough weak value were higher in Winter Wheat Group than in Spring Wheat Group,but the flour yield,settling time and sedimentation value were lower in former than in latter.The differences of protein and wet gluten contents were little between the two groups”

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“Analysis of Quality Traits of New Varieties in Regional Test of Henan Provence”

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“70 wheat varieties”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

sedimentation value was lower in Winter Wheat Group than Spring Wheat Group.

Material
Winter Wheat Groupe0
Outcome
sedimentation valuee0
Direction
lowere0
Comparator
Spring Wheat Groupe0

Organisms pictured · Representative pictures of the matched species, not figures from the paper.

Triticum aestivum
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“The quality traits were different between Winter Wheat Group and Spring Wheat Group,of which the kernel unit weight,water absorption,development time and dough weak value were higher in Winter Wheat Group than in Spring Wheat Group,but the flour yield,settling time and sedimentation value were lower in former than in latter.The differences of protein and wet gluten contents were little between the two groups”

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“Analysis of Quality Traits of New Varieties in Regional Test of Henan Provence”

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“70 wheat varieties”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

protein differed little between wheat groups.

Outcome
proteine0
Direction
littlee0
Comparator
two groupse0

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“The quality traits were different between Winter Wheat Group and Spring Wheat Group,of which the kernel unit weight,water absorption,development time and dough weak value were higher in Winter Wheat Group than in Spring Wheat Group,but the flour yield,settling time and sedimentation value were lower in former than in latter.The differences of protein and wet gluten contents were little between the two groups”

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“Analysis of Quality Traits of New Varieties in Regional Test of Henan Provence”

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“70 wheat varieties”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

wet gluten differed little between wheat groups.

Outcome
wet glutene0
Direction
littlee0
Comparator
two groupse0

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“The quality traits were different between Winter Wheat Group and Spring Wheat Group,of which the kernel unit weight,water absorption,development time and dough weak value were higher in Winter Wheat Group than in Spring Wheat Group,but the flour yield,settling time and sedimentation value were lower in former than in latter.The differences of protein and wet gluten contents were little between the two groups”

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“Analysis of Quality Traits of New Varieties in Regional Test of Henan Provence”

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“70 wheat varieties”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

Seven varieties were high gluten, 63 medium gluten and none low gluten.

Outcome
high-,medium-and low-gluten typese0
Value
7,63 and 0 varietiese0

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“Based on the overall quality standards,7,63 and 0 varieties were classified into high-,medium-and low-gluten types,respectively”

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“Analysis of Quality Traits of New Varieties in Regional Test of Henan Provence”

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“70 wheat varieties”

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Observationauthor interpretationoriginal resultbasis n/a

Claim · model-written summary

The authors recommend improving water absorption, settling time and flour yield, selecting proper development time, and reducing dough weak value.

Outcome
improving the water absorption,settling time and flour yield,selecting the proper development time,and reducing the dough weak valuee0
Setting
Henan provincee0

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“The main pathways for wheat quality breeding in Henan province were improving the water absorption,settling time and flour yield,selecting the proper development time,and reducing the dough weak value”

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