Genetic and cropping cycle effects on proximate composition and antinutrient contents of flour made from eleven Musa genotypes

Eleven Musa genotypes comprising ten hybrids and one local check were grown for two cropping cycles (plant crop and ratoon crop) in a sub-humid location of southeastern Nigeria. Flour was processed from unripe fruits harvested thereof. Proximate qualities and antinutrient factors were determined for...

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Autores principales: Baiyeri, K.P., Tenkouano, A.
Formato: Journal Article
Lenguaje:Inglés
Publicado: African Journals Online 2006
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Acceso en línea:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/91348
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author Baiyeri, K.P.
Tenkouano, A.
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description Eleven Musa genotypes comprising ten hybrids and one local check were grown for two cropping cycles (plant crop and ratoon crop) in a sub-humid location of southeastern Nigeria. Flour was processed from unripe fruits harvested thereof. Proximate qualities and antinutrient factors were determined for each genotype during the two cropping cycles. Variance components analysis revealed significant (P<0.05) genotype (G), cropping cycle (C) and G x C interaction effects on most of the traits. The percent protein content was not influenced by any of the variance components. However, flour made from bunches harvested during the second cropping cycle (ratoon crop) had significantly (P<0.05) higher values for carbohydrate, fat, energy and tannin than the first cropping cycle (plant crop) harvest. The plantains had lower ash than the cooking and dessert bananas. Principal component analysis suggested carbohydrate, fat, moisture and level of antinutrient factors as major discriminant variables for characterizing bananas and plantains fruit flour into quality groupings. The study showed that the new Musa hybrids have comparable proximate qualities and level of antinutrient as the preferred local check ‘Agbagba'. This suggests that the new hybrids could be released for production and consumption.
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spelling CGSpace913482024-05-15T05:11:50Z Genetic and cropping cycle effects on proximate composition and antinutrient contents of flour made from eleven Musa genotypes Baiyeri, K.P. Tenkouano, A. flour quality musa hybrids plant crop principal component analysis ratoon crop genotypes carbohydrate proximate qualities antinutrient Eleven Musa genotypes comprising ten hybrids and one local check were grown for two cropping cycles (plant crop and ratoon crop) in a sub-humid location of southeastern Nigeria. Flour was processed from unripe fruits harvested thereof. Proximate qualities and antinutrient factors were determined for each genotype during the two cropping cycles. Variance components analysis revealed significant (P<0.05) genotype (G), cropping cycle (C) and G x C interaction effects on most of the traits. The percent protein content was not influenced by any of the variance components. However, flour made from bunches harvested during the second cropping cycle (ratoon crop) had significantly (P<0.05) higher values for carbohydrate, fat, energy and tannin than the first cropping cycle (plant crop) harvest. The plantains had lower ash than the cooking and dessert bananas. Principal component analysis suggested carbohydrate, fat, moisture and level of antinutrient factors as major discriminant variables for characterizing bananas and plantains fruit flour into quality groupings. The study showed that the new Musa hybrids have comparable proximate qualities and level of antinutrient as the preferred local check ‘Agbagba'. This suggests that the new hybrids could be released for production and consumption. 2006 2018-03-07T11:25:40Z 2018-03-07T11:25:40Z Journal Article https://hdl.handle.net/10568/91348 en Open Access African Journals Online Baiyeri, K.P. & Tenkouano, A. (2006). Genetic and cropping cycle effects on proximate composition and antinutrient contents of flour made from eleven Musa genotypes. Global Journal of Pure and Applied Sciences, 12(2), 177-182.
spellingShingle flour quality
musa hybrids
plant crop
principal component analysis
ratoon crop
genotypes
carbohydrate
proximate qualities
antinutrient
Baiyeri, K.P.
Tenkouano, A.
Genetic and cropping cycle effects on proximate composition and antinutrient contents of flour made from eleven Musa genotypes
title Genetic and cropping cycle effects on proximate composition and antinutrient contents of flour made from eleven Musa genotypes
title_full Genetic and cropping cycle effects on proximate composition and antinutrient contents of flour made from eleven Musa genotypes
title_fullStr Genetic and cropping cycle effects on proximate composition and antinutrient contents of flour made from eleven Musa genotypes
title_full_unstemmed Genetic and cropping cycle effects on proximate composition and antinutrient contents of flour made from eleven Musa genotypes
title_short Genetic and cropping cycle effects on proximate composition and antinutrient contents of flour made from eleven Musa genotypes
title_sort genetic and cropping cycle effects on proximate composition and antinutrient contents of flour made from eleven musa genotypes
topic flour quality
musa hybrids
plant crop
principal component analysis
ratoon crop
genotypes
carbohydrate
proximate qualities
antinutrient
url https://hdl.handle.net/10568/91348
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