CHARCOAL-BASED CONSERVATION METHODS’ IMPACT ON SOME FUNCTIONAL PROPERTIES OF FLOURS OF THREE PLANTAIN VARIETIES (MUSA SP.)

The plantain contributes significantly to food security in sub-Saharan Africa. However, the sector is faced with several difficulties, in particular the lack of inexpensive conservation techniques accessible to all. In response, a conservation method combining charcoal and polyethylene bags was test...

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Main Authors: Loh Tinndé Charles SABLI, Wohi MANIGA, Souleymane COULIBALY, Eugène Jean Parfait KOUADIO
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Language:English
Published: Stefan cel Mare University of Suceava 2023-03-01
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Online Access:http://fens.usv.ro/index.php/FENS/article/view/955/835
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author Loh Tinndé Charles SABLI
Wohi MANIGA
Souleymane COULIBALY
Eugène Jean Parfait KOUADIO
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Wohi MANIGA
Souleymane COULIBALY
Eugène Jean Parfait KOUADIO
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description The plantain contributes significantly to food security in sub-Saharan Africa. However, the sector is faced with several difficulties, in particular the lack of inexpensive conservation techniques accessible to all. In response, a conservation method combining charcoal and polyethylene bags was tested on the SACI, Big-Ebanga, and Orishélé varieties, harvested at the mature stage. The water and oil absorption capacity and the solubility index were determined according to standard methods. The results indicated a significant increase in these properties during storage. The water and oil absorption capacity and solubility index of fruit flour preserved in a control environment without polythene and charcoal are between 197.35% and 242.21%, 30.56% and 59.80%, and between 29.19% and 43.7 2%, respectively. Plantain bananas stored in a control environment consisting of charcoal-free polyethylene packaging recorded water and oil absorption capacities and solubility index of between 214.12% and 241.19%, 35.86% and 59.21% then between 35.29% and 44.27%, respectively. Fruit flours packed in polythene bags containing dry or moistened solid charcoal or dry or moistened charcoal powder have recorded water and oil absorption capacities and solubility between 215.11% and 241.14%, 35.90% and 59.51% and between 35.32% and 43.72%, respectively. Charcoal preservation can be a solution approach to the problem of post-harvest loss.
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spelling doaj.art-528519398f99476e9914dd19ea7466232023-05-01T07:51:20ZengStefan cel Mare University of SuceavaFood and Environment Safety2068-66092559-63812023-03-012215970CHARCOAL-BASED CONSERVATION METHODS’ IMPACT ON SOME FUNCTIONAL PROPERTIES OF FLOURS OF THREE PLANTAIN VARIETIES (MUSA SP.)Loh Tinndé Charles SABLIWohi MANIGASouleymane COULIBALYEugène Jean Parfait KOUADIOThe plantain contributes significantly to food security in sub-Saharan Africa. However, the sector is faced with several difficulties, in particular the lack of inexpensive conservation techniques accessible to all. In response, a conservation method combining charcoal and polyethylene bags was tested on the SACI, Big-Ebanga, and Orishélé varieties, harvested at the mature stage. The water and oil absorption capacity and the solubility index were determined according to standard methods. The results indicated a significant increase in these properties during storage. The water and oil absorption capacity and solubility index of fruit flour preserved in a control environment without polythene and charcoal are between 197.35% and 242.21%, 30.56% and 59.80%, and between 29.19% and 43.7 2%, respectively. Plantain bananas stored in a control environment consisting of charcoal-free polyethylene packaging recorded water and oil absorption capacities and solubility index of between 214.12% and 241.19%, 35.86% and 59.21% then between 35.29% and 44.27%, respectively. Fruit flours packed in polythene bags containing dry or moistened solid charcoal or dry or moistened charcoal powder have recorded water and oil absorption capacities and solubility between 215.11% and 241.14%, 35.90% and 59.51% and between 35.32% and 43.72%, respectively. Charcoal preservation can be a solution approach to the problem of post-harvest loss.http://fens.usv.ro/index.php/FENS/article/view/955/835plantainfloursfunctional parametersstoragepolyethylene
spellingShingle Loh Tinndé Charles SABLI
Wohi MANIGA
Souleymane COULIBALY
Eugène Jean Parfait KOUADIO
CHARCOAL-BASED CONSERVATION METHODS’ IMPACT ON SOME FUNCTIONAL PROPERTIES OF FLOURS OF THREE PLANTAIN VARIETIES (MUSA SP.)
Food and Environment Safety
plantainflours
functional parameters
storage
polyethylene
title CHARCOAL-BASED CONSERVATION METHODS’ IMPACT ON SOME FUNCTIONAL PROPERTIES OF FLOURS OF THREE PLANTAIN VARIETIES (MUSA SP.)
title_full CHARCOAL-BASED CONSERVATION METHODS’ IMPACT ON SOME FUNCTIONAL PROPERTIES OF FLOURS OF THREE PLANTAIN VARIETIES (MUSA SP.)
title_fullStr CHARCOAL-BASED CONSERVATION METHODS’ IMPACT ON SOME FUNCTIONAL PROPERTIES OF FLOURS OF THREE PLANTAIN VARIETIES (MUSA SP.)
title_full_unstemmed CHARCOAL-BASED CONSERVATION METHODS’ IMPACT ON SOME FUNCTIONAL PROPERTIES OF FLOURS OF THREE PLANTAIN VARIETIES (MUSA SP.)
title_short CHARCOAL-BASED CONSERVATION METHODS’ IMPACT ON SOME FUNCTIONAL PROPERTIES OF FLOURS OF THREE PLANTAIN VARIETIES (MUSA SP.)
title_sort charcoal based conservation methods impact on some functional properties of flours of three plantain varieties musa sp
topic plantainflours
functional parameters
storage
polyethylene
url http://fens.usv.ro/index.php/FENS/article/view/955/835
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