Paper · 2024 · Bulletin of the National Nutrition Institute

Influence of Plantation in a Saline-Stressed Location on the Agronomical Characteristics and Technological Quality of Flour and Baladi Bread for Two Egyptian Wheat Varieties

Amal M.H, Abdel-Haleem1; , Seham Y, Gebreil1; Sherif T, Eissa 2

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Abstract

This study investigates the influence of plantation in a saline-stressed location on the agronomical characteristics and technological quality of flour and Baladi bread for Sids-14 and Misr-2 wheat varieties. The wheat varieties were planted in normal conditions of Sids Station and in West-West Al-Minya as a saline-stressed location during the 2018-2019 and 2019-2020 seasons. The study found that salinity in West-West Al-Minya significantly influenced the agronomical characteristics and yield attributes of the wheat varieties, which in turn influenced the proximate composition and rheological behavior of the flour and the sensory and physicochemical properties of Baladi bread. Sids-14 and Misr-2 grown at West-West Al-Minya showed earlier heading and maturation, shorter height, reduced kernel/spikes, thousand kernel weight, and higher grain yield compared to normal conditions. Sids-14 flour had higher crude protein and wet gluten content but exhibited lower water absorption, prolonged development time, stability time, significant protein weakening, hot gel stability, and starch retrogradation. Misr-2 flour showed fewer influences and better performance in most characteristics, with increased crude protein, wet and dry gluten contents, higher water absorption, and postponed Baladi bread staling. Baladi loaves from the West-West Al-Minya location had higher sensory scores, more dietary protein, lower specific volume, lower ash contents, and an excess increase in Na and lower Zn and Fe contents. The study recommended Misr-2 was better than Sids-14 under salinity stress, despite the stress conditions in West-West Al-Minya location, it is a promising location for wheat plantations with good yield attributes and reasonable flour and bread technological qualities

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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At West-West Al-Minya, both varieties headed and matured earlier and were shorter than under normal conditions.

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“Sids-14 and Misr-2 grown at West-West Al-Minya showed earlier heading and maturation, shorter height, reduced kernel/spikes, thousand kernel weight, and higher grain yield compared to normal conditions”

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“Wheat Varieties”

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At West-West Al-Minya, both varieties had shorter height.

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“Sids-14 and Misr-2 grown at West-West Al-Minya showed earlier heading and maturation, shorter height, reduced kernel/spikes, thousand kernel weight, and higher grain yield compared to normal conditions”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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At West-West Al-Minya, both varieties had fewer kernels per spike.

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“Sids-14 and Misr-2 grown at West-West Al-Minya showed earlier heading and maturation, shorter height, reduced kernel/spikes, thousand kernel weight, and higher grain yield compared to normal conditions”

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“Wheat Varieties”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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At West-West Al-Minya, both varieties had reduced thousand kernel weight.

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“Sids-14 and Misr-2 grown at West-West Al-Minya showed earlier heading and maturation, shorter height, reduced kernel/spikes, thousand kernel weight, and higher grain yield compared to normal conditions”

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“Wheat Varieties”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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At West-West Al-Minya, both varieties had higher grain yield.

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grain yielde0
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“Sids-14 and Misr-2 grown at West-West Al-Minya showed earlier heading and maturation, shorter height, reduced kernel/spikes, thousand kernel weight, and higher grain yield compared to normal conditions”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Sids-14 flour had higher crude protein and wet gluten content.

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“Sids-14 flour had higher crude protein and wet gluten content”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Sids-14 flour had lower water absorption.

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“Sids-14 flour had higher crude protein and wet gluten content but exhibited lower water absorption”

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“Wheat Varieties”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Sids-14 flour showed prolonged development and stability times.

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“Sids-14 flour had higher crude protein and wet gluten content but exhibited lower water absorption, prolonged development time, stability time”

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“Wheat Varieties”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultnegativesignificant (as stated)measured

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Sids-14 flour showed significant protein weakening.

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protein weakeninge0

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“significant protein weakening”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Misr-2 flour had increased crude protein and wet and dry gluten contents.

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crude protein, wet and dry gluten contentse0
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“Misr-2 flour showed fewer influences and better performance in most characteristics, with increased crude protein, wet and dry gluten contents”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Misr-2 flour had higher water absorption.

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“Misr-2 flour showed fewer influences and better performance in most characteristics, with increased crude protein, wet and dry gluten contents, higher water absorption”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Misr-2 flour was associated with postponed Baladi bread staling.

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“Misr-2 flour showed fewer influences and better performance in most characteristics, with increased crude protein, wet and dry gluten contents, higher water absorption, and postponed Baladi bread staling”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Baladi loaves from West-West Al-Minya had higher sensory scores and more dietary protein.

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higher sensory scores, more dietary proteine0
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highere0
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West-West Al-Minyae0

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“Baladi loaves from the West-West Al-Minya location had higher sensory scores, more dietary protein”

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“Wheat Varieties”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Baladi loaves from West-West Al-Minya had lower specific volume and ash content.

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lower specific volume, lower ash contentse0
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lowere0
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West-West Al-Minyae0

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“Baladi loaves from the West-West Al-Minya location had higher sensory scores, more dietary protein, lower specific volume, lower ash contents”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Baladi loaves from West-West Al-Minya had increased Na content.

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“Baladi loaves from the West-West Al-Minya location had higher sensory scores, more dietary protein, lower specific volume, lower ash contents, and an excess increase in Na”

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“Wheat Varieties”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Baladi loaves from West-West Al-Minya had lower Zn and Fe contents.

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Zn and Fe contentse0
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lowere0

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“lower Zn and Fe contents”

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“Wheat Varieties”

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Recommendationauthor interpretationoriginal resultpositivebasis n/a

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The authors recommended Misr-2 over Sids-14 under salinity stress.

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Misr-2e0
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Misr-2 was better than Sids-14 under salinity stresse0
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Sids-14e0

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“Misr-2 was better than Sids-14 under salinity stress”

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“Wheat Varieties”

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Recommendationauthor interpretationoriginal resultpositivebasis n/a

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The authors considered West-West Al-Minya promising for wheat production with good yield and reasonable flour and bread quality.

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promising location for wheat plantationse0

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“it is a promising location for wheat plantations with good yield attributes and reasonable flour and bread technological qualities”

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