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GrainGenes Reference Report: SFA-70-25

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Reference
SFA-70-25
Title
Biscuit-making quality prediction using heritability estimates and correlations
Journal
Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture
Year
1996
Volume
70
Pages
25-28
Author
Labuschagne M
Coetzee M
Van-Deventer C
Abstract
The aim of this study was to predict biscuit-making quality by using correlations between and, heritabilities of, the most important soft wheat quality characteristics A full diallele cross was made between six spring wheats The parents and 30 F1 hybrids were used as experimental material Percentage vitreous kernels, breakflour yield, farinograph absorption, farinograph development time and alkaline water retention capacity were highly heritable and were also significantly correlated with sugar-snap biscuit diameter Selection for these characteristics should lead to improvement of biscuit-making quality In general, softer kernels and a weak dough with a low water absorption were desirable for good biscuit-making quality
Keyword
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baking-quality
biscuits
correlation-analysis
heritability
prediction
wheat

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