This study was carried out with 13 wheat genotypes in rainfed and irrigated conditions at the central land of Bahri Dağdaş International Agricultural Research Institute in 2017-2018 and 2018-2019 growing season. Test samples were milled by separating the bran and analyzed by Rapid Flour Check method at GlutoPeak device. GlutoPeak data; torque, 15 seconds (s) before maximum torque (AM), maximum torque (BEM), time to maximum torque (PMT), 15 seconds after maximum torque (PM), protein content (GPRT), wet gluten (GGLT), energy value (GW), water absorption (GSAB), startup energy (S. energy) and aggregation energy (Ag. energy) values were determined . Protein ratio (PRT) and hardness analysis (SRT) in whole wheat, Farinograph water absorption (FSAB), Alveograph energy value (AW), wet gluten (YGLT) analyzes in flour samples were made. GlutoPeak device data and classical analyses were evaluated through correlations. Significant coefficient of correlations (P<0.01 ) were found between AM and FSAB (r = 0.5579) and AW (r = 0.3580), BEM value with FSAB (r = 0.7665), SRT (r = 0.4089), YGLT (r = 0.3745), PMT value with and PRT (r = -0.3583) and FSAB (r = -0.6385). Significant relationships were determined between GPRT and PRT r = 0.3592, between GGLT and YGLT r = 0.3506, between GW and AW r = 0.3919, between GSAB and FSAB r = 0.8280, at level P<0.01. While a high correlation was detected between the scores of GlutoPeak device and those of FSAB, significant correlation between PRT, YGLT and AW was also determined. There was a negative correlation between PMT and other properties. In the light of these data, we can say that the use of GlutoPeak equipment will provide convenience in the evaluation of gluten quality of bread wheat genotypes since analysis is performed in a short time with few samples.
Primary Language | Turkish |
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Subjects | Botany, Food Engineering |
Journal Section | Araştırma Makaleleri |
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Publication Date | June 24, 2020 |
Submission Date | December 9, 2019 |
Published in Issue | Year 2020 Volume: 24 Issue: 2 |
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