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. 2013 Jul 5;8(7):e68220. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0068220

Table 9. Effects of shading on starch content of rice flour (2011).

Varieties Treatments Amylose (%) Amylopectin (%) Total starch (%)
IIyou 498 CK 30.52±0.96a 46.64±1.13a 77.17±2.07a
Shading 30.09±0.60a 44.36±2.78a 74.46±2.43a
Gangyou 188 CK 31.29±0.25b 43.59±1.21b 74.89±1.44b
Shading 33.07±0.82a 57.12±1.83a 90.19±1.45a
Gangyou 527 CK 27.36±0.37a 52.23±2.10a 79.58±1.87a
Shading 26.30±1.04b 54.25±5.65a 80.54±4.77a
Chuanxiang 9838 CK 28.87±0.45a 57.67±2.37b 86.54±2.82b
Shading 28.56±0.45a 64.59±2.82a 93.13±3.17a
Dexiang 4103 CK 20.96±0.48b 42.04±0.93b 63.00±1.41b
Shading 22.98±0.60a 70.19±2.38a 93.18±2.66a
F-value L 3.92 100.12** 109.48**
V 283.27** 29.41** 24.21**
L×V 9.30* 30.41** 32.43**

L, light intensity; and V, variety.

Values in columns represent the significant differences between CK and shading treatments, (p<0.05). Means ± standard, n = 3.

**

significant at 0.01 level;

*

,significant at 0.05 level.