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5-9, 2000 KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI
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The functionality and properties of new sorghums. L. W. ROONEY. Texas A&M University, Cereal
Quality Lab, College Station, TX 77843-2474.
Sorghum hybrids that produce white tan plant kernels are being grown
and identity preserved. The new sorghum grains have good milling properties. The milled products have
light color, bland taste, and can be used in a wide variety of applications. The composition and properties
will be discussed. Other special sorghums contain high levels of phenols and tannins that have significant
antioxidant activities. These sorghums produce bran fractions with phenol content and oxygen radical
absorption capacity (ORAC) values equivalent to blueberries.
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