Table 5.
Comparison of solubility and swelling power milled rice and parboiled rice with various varieties at 25 and 75°C.

Temperature (°C) Properties Solubilities (%) Swelling power (%)
Varieties
25 Dasan (A) z1.8±0.01ab, E z2.7±0.01ab, F
(B) x4.9±0.03b, B y5.3±0.02b, E
Saegyejinmi (A) y2.3±0.02a, D z2.8±0.01ab, F
(B) x4.7±0.02b, B y5.0±0.03b, E
Hanareum2 (A) z1.7±0.01ab, E z2.9±0.01ab, F
(B) x4.9±0.02b, B x6.3±0.03ab, D
Boramchan (A) y2.6±0.01a, D z3.3±0.01a, F
(B) v5.6±0.01a, A x6.6±0.03a, D
75 Dasan (A) xy3.6±0.03b, C v7.7±0.02ab, C
(B) x4.2±0.01b, B v8.4±0.03ab, BC
Saegyejinmi (A) xy3.3±0.04b, C vw8.1±0.01a, BC
(B) x4.3±0.01b, B v8.7±0.03ab, B
Hanareum2 (A) y2.8±0.01bc, D v8.0±0.01a, BC
(B) x4.5±0.01b, B v8.7±0.04ab, B
Boramchan (A) x4.0±0.02a, B v8.6±0.01a, B
(B) v5.0±0.01a, A u9.9±0.02a, A
The values indicate the mean±SD of triplicate
Numericals having same shoulder letters are not significantly different (p < 0.05)
a and b mean Duncan's multiple range test for the varieties
u, v, w, x, y and z mean Duncan's multiple range test for milled and parboiled rice
A, B, C, D and E mean for Duncan's multiple range test for temperature.
un-parboiled rice