Table 4.
Effect of parboiling on the reducing sugar and color value of Tongil rice cultivars.
Varieties | 1)Milled rice | Parboiled rice |
Reducing sugar (%) | L | a | b | Reducing sugar (%) | L | a | b |
Dasan | yz4.88±0.11a | 71.05±0.79 | -1.47±0.01 | 16.66±0.07 | x10.37±0.13a | 54.39±0.69 | 1.66±0.23 | 35.56±0.82 |
Saegyejinmi | z3.53±0.38b | 79.62±0.62 | -1.47±0.15 | 15.95±0.05 | x9.19±0.08b | 56.80±0.54 | 2.17±0.31 | 36.24±0.61 |
Hanareum2 | z4.15±0.44a | 72.41±0.27 | -1.17±0.02 | 15.57±0.09 | w13.81±0.06a | 54.63±0.28 | 2.82±0.23 | 36.58±1.01 |
Boramchan | z3.27±0.12b | 89.88±0.59 | 1.68±0.01 | 7.23±0.02 | y5.82±0.04c | 87.06±0.15 | 3.33±0.21 | 12.78±0.09 |
The values indicate the mean±SD of triplicate
Numericals having same shoulder letters are not significantly different (p < 0.05)
a,b and c mean Duncan's multiple range test for the varieties
w,x, y and z mean Duncan's multiple range test for milled and parboiled rice
un-parboiled rice