Determination of Phosphorus Content in 350 Cassava Tuberous Roots Starch
Kai Zhao
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Kai Zhao
Abstract
[Objective]A large number of differences species (lines) were selected for high-phosphorus germplasm breeding and researching of the cassava root starch. [Method]The cassava root starch phosphate content of 350 cassava varieties (lines) in the national field cassava gene bank were determined through molybdenum-antimony anti-spectrophotometric method. [Result]The study showed that average phosphorus content in 350 cassava tuberous roots rtarch srrived at 0. 071 046%. [Conclusion]The study provided theoretical basis for the selection of high-phosphorus cassava root starch.
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[Objective]A large number of differences species (lines) were selected for high-phosphorus germplasm breeding and researching of the cassava root starch. [Method]The cassava root starch phosphate content of 350 cassava varieties (lines) in the national field cassava gene bank were determined through molybdenum-antimony anti-spectrophotometric method. [Result]The study showed that average phosphorus content in 350 cassava tuberous roots rtarch srrived at 0. 071 046%. [Conclusion]The study provided theoretical basis for the selection of high-phosphorus cassava root starch.
Key concepts: Starch, Phosphorus, Germplasm, Manihot esculenta, Agronomy, Phosphate, Biology, Horticulture