The Composition of Different Varieties of Red Peppers
The Composition of Different Varieties of Red Peppers
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8979-D S 8984-D . S. 8989- D Average Maximum Minimum Shells, seeds and pla- centas: I S. 8960-D I S 8965-D S. 8970-D S. 8975-D S 8980-D S. 8985-D S 8990-D Average Maximum Minimum Shells: 1 S 8961-D I S 8966-D I S 8971-D I S. 8976-D I S. 8981-D I S 8986- D I S. 8991-D Average Maximum Minimum Seeds and placentae: I S. 8962-D I S. 8968-D ..
I S. 8972-D I S. 8977-D I S 8982-D I S. 8987-D I S. 8992-D ..
Average Maximum Minimum Stems: S. 8963-D S. 8969-D...
S. 8973-D S. 8978-D S. 8983-D g 8988-D S. 8...993-D Average Maximum Minimum Not read.
The first set, where the shells, seeds and placentae, and stems were ground together, represents the grade mentioned before as the Kings or Konigs grade, and in all probability represents, as a rule, .
PAPRIKA. 19 the grade received in this country. The second set, where the shells, seeds, and placentae were ground together, would represent the better grade, R6zsapaprika, or Rosenpaprika. It will be seen from a study of these two sets of figures that the grinding of a normal amount of stems has comparatively little effect upon the chemical composition of the paprika, the grinding of the stems slightly increas- ing the total amount of ash, and slightly reducing the amount of total ether extract, and also slightly increasing the crude fiber, but not affecting any of these ingredients to such an extent as to throw them beyond the normal variation found in the various samples.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
8979-D S 8984-D . S. 8989- D Average Maximum Minimum Shells, seeds and pla- centas: I S. 8960-D I S 8965-D S. 8970-D S. 8975-D S 8980-D S. 8985-D S 8990-D Average Maximum Minimum Shells: 1 S 8961-D I S 8966-D I S 8971-D I S. 8976-D I S. 8981-D I S 8986- D I S. 8991-D Average Maximum Minimum Seeds and placentae: I S. 8962-D I S. 8968-D ..
I S. 8972-D I S. 8977-D I S 8982-D I S. 8987-D I S. 8992-D ..
Average Maximum Minimum Stems: S. 8963-D S. 8969-D...
S. 8973-D S. 8978-D S. 8983-D g 8988-D S. 8...993-D Average Maximum Minimum Not read.
The first set, where the shells, seeds and placentae, and stems were ground together, represents the grade mentioned before as the Kings or Konigs grade, and in all probability represents, as a rule, .
PAPRIKA. 19 the grade received in this country. The second set, where the shells, seeds, and placentae were ground together, would represent the better grade, R6zsapaprika, or Rosenpaprika. It will be seen from a study of these two sets of figures that the grinding of a normal amount of stems has comparatively little effect upon the chemical composition of the paprika, the grinding of the stems slightly increas- ing the total amount of ash, and slightly reducing the amount of total ether extract, and also slightly increasing the crude fiber, but not affecting any of these ingredients to such an extent as to throw them beyond the normal variation found in the various samples.
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