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GrainGenes Reference Report: XSG-04

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Reference
XSG-04
Title
Specialty grains for food and feed
Publisher
American Association of Cereal Chemists, St. Paul, MN, USA
Year
2004
Pages
1-413
Editor
Abdel-Aal E
Wood P
Type
Book
Abstract
This book is designed to provide information on the numerous specialty or alternative grains that are today finding new niche markets. The grains covered in this book are einkorn, emmer, Kamut, spelt, waxy wheat, hulless barley, hairless canary seed, hulless oats, specialty rye, specialty sorghum, blue and purple grains, amaranth, buckwheat and organic grains. The grains are described in terms of history, genetic background, agronomic needs, health aspects and marketability. The roles of specialty grain production in maintaining agricultural diversity, protecting the environment and contributing to safety and nutritional value of food supply are discussed. This book has 15 chapters written by experts in the field. This book should be a useful resource for all people involved in the grain industry, including the farmers and consumers
Contains
ReferenceAbdel-Aal ESM et al. (2004) Introduction to specialty grains Specialty grains for food and feed 1-6.
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agriculture
agronomy
barley
biosynthesis
breadmaking
buckwheat
cereal flours
chemical composition
coeliac syndrome
consumer attitudes
consumers
crop husbandry
crop production
cultivar
diet
disease resistance
diversity
environment
feed grains
food allergies
food marketing
food quality
food safety
food supply
genetic diversity
germplasm
gluten
harvesting
health
history
husking
kernels
maize
millets
milling
nutritive value
oat
organic foods
organicfarming
phylogeny
phytochemicals
plant breeding
plant composition
plant diseases
plant genetic resources
plant morphology
profitability
pseudocereals
rice
rye
starch
storage
tannins
taxonomy
trichomes
triticale
wheat flour
xanthophyll

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