关于在干旱和洪水条件下种植的水之间的质量差异和生理特征的代谢学研究

Guan Wang1, Xinru Shen1, Chenyang Bai1

  • 1Faculty of Agronomy Jilin Agricultural University/National Crop Variety Approval and Characterization Station, Chang Chun 130118, China.

Food chemistry
|June 10, 2023
PubMed
概括

干式栽培降低了米的质量,原因是粉合成较低,粉度较高. 质量形成的关键时期是开花后8~15天,影响了米粒的发育.

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