| The heterogeneous, branched, and highly hydrated pectic polysaccharides differ from hemicelluloses in important respects. |
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| Plant cell walls are composed primarily of cellulose microfibrils, hemicelluloses, pectic polysaccharides, and small amounts of structural proteins. |
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| They increase the elimination of food residues and the insoluble pectic acid stimulates the digestive tract. |
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| Total levels of pectic substances may be of concern during cider manufacture with respect to haze formation. |
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| It seems that the total pectic substances remain relatively the same before or after fermentation. |
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| The two major classes of cell wall matrix polysaccharides are the hemicelluloses and the pectic polysaccharides, or pectins. |
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| Fibre is usually made up of cellulose, hemicellulose, and pectic substances. |
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| Because of their negative charge, pectic polysaccharides bind tightly to positively charged ions, or cations. |
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| Some additives include sulfer dioxide, water, oak adjuncts, tartaric acid, sugar, pectic enzymes, gum Arabic, velcorin and mega purple. |
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| The process consists of two parts, first an acid treatment to hydrolyse the pectic substances in the albedo, and then an alkaline treatment to disintegrate and eliminate the rest of the peel. |
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| That layer is eliminated by fermentation, actually a form of digestion in which naturally occurring pectic enzymes decompose the pulp while the wetted seeds are held in tanks for one to three days. |
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| Ripening of fruit is characterized by changes in solubility of pectic substances resulting in softening of fruit texture. |
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| Potgieter and van Wyk mention the existence of intercellular pectic projections in the petioles of many ferns, including some Pteris species. |
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| Most notably, they are negatively charged because of galacturonic acid residues, which, together with rhamnose sugar molecules, form the linear backbone of all pectic polysaccharides. |
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| Add a teaspoon of pectic enzyme to help it clear, and keep it covered. |
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| The type I wall contains a large amount of pectic polymers, such as rhamnogalacturonans and arabinogalactans, and xyloglucans. |
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| A new species of Isoetes from Turkey, with a study of microphyll intercellular pectic protuberances and their potential taxonomic value. |
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| As with other bast fiber crops, hemp phloem fibers are arranged in bundles parallel to the stem axis, and are embedded in a pectic polysaccharide network. |
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| Pectic polysaccharides from Panax ginseng as the antirotavirus principals in ginseng. |
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