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Studies on the rheological properties of Ogi produced from different pearlmillet varieties

In the present study viscosity characteristics and pasting properties of ogiproduced from six pearl (both local and improved) cultivars was studied. The ogiproduced from the pearl cultivars exhibited varying degrees of theologicalcharacteristic. The viscosity data recorded at the share rates were si...

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Published in:Pakistan journal of biological sciences 2004-12, Vol.7 (12)
Main Authors: Modu, S, Shehu, B.B.,University of Maiduguri (Nigeria). Dept. ofBiochemistry
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description In the present study viscosity characteristics and pasting properties of ogiproduced from six pearl (both local and improved) cultivars was studied. The ogiproduced from the pearl cultivars exhibited varying degrees of theologicalcharacteristic. The viscosity data recorded at the share rates were significantly(p less than 0.05) different for the ogi's. While the amylograph hot pastviscosities for the individual ogi's recorded significant (p less than 0.05)differences in the parameters assessed. None of the ogi samples had acharacteristic peak except ogi from Gwagwa pearl millet cultivar. The excellentstabilities exhibited by the ogi samples from LCIC-9702, SOSAT-C 88 (improvedcultivars) and Zango and Ex-Borno (local cultivars) is desirable for instant ogi.There were non significant differences in the water absorption capacity of theogi from the pearl millet varieties. SOSAT-C88 and Zango recorded the highestpercent water absorption of 76 and 74%, respectively, while Ex-Borno was theleast.
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