Three cultivars of Japonica rice:hybrid Japonica rice,inbred Japonica rice and soft Japonica rice,were used to study the effects of recommended nitrogen fertilizer on grain quality including milling,appearance,nutriti...Three cultivars of Japonica rice:hybrid Japonica rice,inbred Japonica rice and soft Japonica rice,were used to study the effects of recommended nitrogen fertilizer on grain quality including milling,appearance,nutrition,cooking and eating quality,pasting property and their relationships in direct seeding rice.Recommended nitrogen fertilizer improved the brown rice rate,the milled rice rate,and the protein content;increased the chalky grain rate and the chalkiness,and reduced the amylose content,palatability and pasting viscosity.The nitrogen fertilizer caused the appearance,the cooking and the eating quality to deteriorate.Lower amylose content and protein content were found in soft Japonica rice compared to those in hybrid Japonica or inbred Japonica rice under the condition of the recommended rate of nitrogen fertilizer,contributing to high cooking and eating quality.Correlation analysis indicated that palatability was negatively correlated with amylose content,protein content,hardness and gelatinization temperature,and was positively correlated with stickiness,peak viscosity and breakdown.Therefore,the decreased amylose and protein content of the soft Japonica rice cultivar planted under the condition of the recommended rate of nitrogen fertilizer is beneficial to achieving high taste quality.展开更多
文摘Three cultivars of Japonica rice:hybrid Japonica rice,inbred Japonica rice and soft Japonica rice,were used to study the effects of recommended nitrogen fertilizer on grain quality including milling,appearance,nutrition,cooking and eating quality,pasting property and their relationships in direct seeding rice.Recommended nitrogen fertilizer improved the brown rice rate,the milled rice rate,and the protein content;increased the chalky grain rate and the chalkiness,and reduced the amylose content,palatability and pasting viscosity.The nitrogen fertilizer caused the appearance,the cooking and the eating quality to deteriorate.Lower amylose content and protein content were found in soft Japonica rice compared to those in hybrid Japonica or inbred Japonica rice under the condition of the recommended rate of nitrogen fertilizer,contributing to high cooking and eating quality.Correlation analysis indicated that palatability was negatively correlated with amylose content,protein content,hardness and gelatinization temperature,and was positively correlated with stickiness,peak viscosity and breakdown.Therefore,the decreased amylose and protein content of the soft Japonica rice cultivar planted under the condition of the recommended rate of nitrogen fertilizer is beneficial to achieving high taste quality.
