Lesson 1.2 Flashcards

1
Q

This is the most visible part of rice grain. It is composed of palea and lemma. It has a relatively high silica content. Its heating value ranges from 12,00 to 15, 000 kJ/kg.

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Husk

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2
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The ventral part of the seed.

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Palea

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3
Q

The dorsal portion. Usually it is larger than the palea.

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Lemma

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4
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These are glass like spines covering the husk. The presence of this makes the husk abrasive and very hard, giving the grain a good protection against insects, microorganism, moisture and gases.

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Trichomes

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5
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This can be found at the upper end of the two hull sections (palea and lemma).

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Awn

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6
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At the lower part, the grain is fixed on the panicle with a tiny leaf shaped called

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Sterile lemma (glumes) and rachilla

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7
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The rice envelope made of glumes (large portions above the pedicels that link the spikelet to the secondary upshots)

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Glumes

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8
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The part of the grain attached to the panicle.

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Pedicel

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9
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Also known as silver skin owing to its silver gray color. It is the thin fibrous and translucent layer that can be seen after the removal of the hull.

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Pericarp

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10
Q

What are the three layers of Pericarp?

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epicarp, mesocarp, crosslayer.

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11
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The outermost layer, consists of rectangular-shaped cells with thick walls. No starch grains were observed in these cells.

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Epicarp

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12
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Tissue located underneath the epicarp that has seven to eight layers of cells and is characterized by the starch grain accumulation.

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Mesocarp

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13
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It is often called as the aleurone layer (this is where the protein is being stored). It has very low starch content but has a high percentage of oil, protein, vitamins and minerals.

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Bran

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14
Q

This is the living organism in the grain which develops into a new plant.

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Embryo

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15
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The resulting part of the rice grain after the husk, pericarp, bran and embryo are removed. It consists mainly of starch and a very small concentration of nutrients like protein, oil, vitamins and minerals which are present in the bran layer.

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Endosperm

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16
Q

80 percent of the whole brown rice kernels have a length of 7.5mm or more.

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Extra long

17
Q

80 percent of the whole brown rice kernels have a length of 6.5mm or more but shorter than 7.5mm.

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Long

18
Q

80 percent of the whole brown rice kernels have a length between 5.5mm to 6.5mm.

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Medium

19
Q

80 percent of the whole brown rice kernels have a length shorter than 5.5mm.

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Short

20
Q

The brown rice grain has a length-width ratio of 3.0 or more.

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Slender

21
Q

The brown rice grain has a length-width ratio of 2.0 or more but smaller than 3.0.

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Bold

22
Q

The brown rice grain has a length-width ratio smaller than 2.0

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Round

23
Q

80 percent of the whole milled rice kernels have a length of 7.0mm or more.

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Extra long

24
Q

80 percent of the whole milled rice kernels have a length of 6.0mm or more but shorter than 7.0mm

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Long

25
Q

80 percent of the whole milled rice kernels have a length of 5.0mm or more but shorter than 6.0mm

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Medium

26
Q

80 percent of the whole milled rice kernels are shorter than 5.0mm

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Short

27
Q

Milled rice particle with a length of 6/8 or more of the length of the whole unbroken milled rice kernel

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Head rice

28
Q

Milled rice with a length of 3/9 or more but shorter than 6/8 of the length of the whole unbroken milled rice kernel

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Large broken

29
Q

Milled rice particle which will not pass through a perforated sieve with a round perforation of 1.4mm but the length of the grain is shorter than 3/8 of the whole unbroken milled rice kernel.

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Small brokens

30
Q

Milled rice particle which will pass through a sieve with a round perforation of 1.4mm.

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Brewer’s rice