Variation of 2-Acetyl-1-Pyrroline Concentration in Aromatic Rice Grains Collected in the Same Region in Japan and Factors Affecting Its Concentration
By T. Itani, M. Tamaki, Y. Hayata, T. Fushimi, K. Hashizume. 2004
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Abstract Aroma strength of aromatic rice varies with the genetic and environmental conditions. We determined the concentration of 2-acetyl-1-pyrroline (2AP), a key compound of the aroma of aromatic rice, in 62 samples of rice grains (brown rice) from‘Hieri’ produced by 17˜24 farmers in 3 years in the Kubokawa area of Kochi Prefecture, Japan. Many ofthem showed similar values and the standard deviations were 27˜31%. However, a few samples showed extremely high (200%) or low (60%) 2AP concentrations compared to the individual year averages (100%). The influence of harvest time and temperature during ripening on the 2AP concentration in the brown rice was also examined using two cultivars. During grain development in an early-heading cultivar ‘Miyakaori’ , the 2AP concentration in the brown rice reached a peakat 4 or 5 weeks after heading (WAH) and then decreased rapidly to 20% of the maximum at 7 or 8 WAH. In a late-heading cultivar ‘Hieri’, the 2AP concentration peaked at 4 WAH then gradually decreased to 40% of the maximum at 8 WAH.The 2AP concentration was higher in brown rice ripened at a low temperature (day : 25°C/night : 20°C) than that ripened at a high temperature (day: 35°C/night: 30°C) in both a short-grain cultivar ‘Hieri’ and a long-grain cultivar ‘Sari Queen’.
Subfields: Nutrition and Dietetics, Plant Science
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- Marker assisted backcross breeding to improve cooking quality traits in Myanmar rice cultivar Manawthukha (2009, background): “Itani et al. (2004) reported that low temperature (day; 25 8C and night; 20 8C) during ripening and early harvesting stages increases the 2AP concentration in two cultivars of brown rice.”