The Microbiology And Microanalysis of Foods
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(See capsicum) .
(i) Coco Nut. Shredded coco nut pulp. Elongated paren- chyma cells. Abundant oil globules. No starch. No coloring matter.
(j) Blackberry. No trichomes. Coloring matter. Large pulp cells. (Mold may be abundant.) (k) Blueberry. Characteristic sclerenchymatous elements of the mesocarp. Dark violet color.
174 MICROBIOLOGY AND MICRO-ANALYSIS OF FOODS (/) Currant. Groups of elongated sclerenchymatous elements.
Coloring matter.
(m) Date. Sclerenchymatous cells. No starch. No trichomes....
(w) Fig. Large lactiferous ducts. No starch. Single-celled rather short trichomes. Sclerenchyma cells of the seeds. (Spores and mold may be abundant.) (o) Grapes. Acicular crystals. Large pulp cells. Seed scler- enchyma.
(p) Quince. Trichomes similar to those of the peach. Groups of sclerenchyma cells similar to those of pear. Endocarpal trich- FiG. 69. — The almond (Amygdala dulcis). a, the thin-walled sclerenchyma cells of the seed coat; b, endosperm cells bearing proteid granules; d, spiral ducts; e, cells from the inner layer of the seed coat, lateral view.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(See capsicum) .
(i) Coco Nut. Shredded coco nut pulp. Elongated paren- chyma cells. Abundant oil globules. No starch. No coloring matter.
(j) Blackberry. No trichomes. Coloring matter. Large pulp cells. (Mold may be abundant.) (k) Blueberry. Characteristic sclerenchymatous elements of the mesocarp. Dark violet color.
174 MICROBIOLOGY AND MICRO-ANALYSIS OF FOODS (/) Currant. Groups of elongated sclerenchymatous elements.
Coloring matter.
(m) Date. Sclerenchymatous cells. No starch. No trichomes....
(w) Fig. Large lactiferous ducts. No starch. Single-celled rather short trichomes. Sclerenchyma cells of the seeds. (Spores and mold may be abundant.) (o) Grapes. Acicular crystals. Large pulp cells. Seed scler- enchyma.
(p) Quince. Trichomes similar to those of the peach. Groups of sclerenchyma cells similar to those of pear. Endocarpal trich- FiG. 69. — The almond (Amygdala dulcis). a, the thin-walled sclerenchyma cells of the seed coat; b, endosperm cells bearing proteid granules; d, spiral ducts; e, cells from the inner layer of the seed coat, lateral view.
What to read after The Microbiology And Microanalysis of Foods?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Schneider to read onlineMoreLess
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