Prospects for using sea buckthorn berries for healthy food production
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SANDU, Iuliana, MACARI, Artur, NETREBA, Natalia, BOEŞTEAN, Olga, SANDULACHI, Elisaveta, DIANU, Irina. Prospects for using sea buckthorn berries for healthy food production. In: Euro-Aliment, Ed. 10, 7-8 octombrie 2021, Galaţi. Galati: Galati University Press, 2021, Ediția 10, p. 69. ISBN 1843-5114.
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Euro-Aliment
Ediția 10, 2021
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10, Galaţi, Romania, 7-8 octombrie 2021

Prospects for using sea buckthorn berries for healthy food production


Pag. 69-69

Sandu Iuliana, Macari Artur, Netreba Natalia, Boeştean Olga, Sandulachi Elisaveta, Dianu Irina
 
Technical University of Moldova
 
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Disponibil în IBN: 21 februarie 2022


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The article presents the results of analyses of several new varieties of sea- buckthorn growing in the Republic of Moldova - Hergo, Mr. Sandu, Pomorancevaia, Roori, Seirola and their qualitative indicators are defined: a comparative biomorphological characteristic is given, the results of mechanical analysis of sea-buckthorn berries are provided. Pomorancevaia and Seirola are allocated for large-fruit (average weight of 100 berries 44-62 g), the stability of the berries mass - Mr. Sandu, Pomorancevaia and Roori; small-numbered–seeds - Mr. Sandu, Pomorancevaia and Seirola; the lowest correlational dependence of the berry mass on the number of seeds - Roori and Hergo. There have been presented the results of studies aimed at studying the composition of biologically active substances of buckthorn fruits. The studied varieties contain 30-98 mg/% provitamin A, 38-780 mg/% of ascorbic acid, B vitamins. Increased sugar content (10-15.0%) and the acid content of 1.6 to 3.2% determines a specific balanced taste. The sugars are mainly fructose and glucose, the content of which determines the therapeutic property of sea-buckthorn berries. The article deals with the results of epiphytic microflora composition of the studied varieties of sea-buckthorn. Grown colonies after premicroscopy were singled out in cultures and subjected to testing on cultural and morphological grounds, guided by determinants and manuals. Epiphytes have antagonistic properties, acting as a natural protective barrier and thereby strengthening the plant's natural immunity. The theme of introducing sea-buckthorn into food products is progressing and provides an opportunity to develop the food industry. The authors developed a formulation of biscuit with the addition of sea-buckthorn meal of about 10-20% and quality indicators have been analyzed.

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Prospects for using sea buckthorn berries for healthy food production