Table 1.
Amylose contents, damaged starch contents, and particle size of r ice flour that included Lactobacillus plantarum CGKW3 by a spray-drying process
Samples1) | Amylose content (%) | Damaged starch content (%) | Particle size (μm) |
Non | 19.91±0.28a2) | 38.95±1.39a | 77.21±0.18e |
S10 | 14.18±0.36e | 34.08±0.53b | 82.28±0.57d |
S20 | 15.82±0.26d | 33.78±0.91b | 84.24±0.12c |
S30 | 16.92±0.45c | 33.47±1.05b | 85.54±0.11b |
S50 | 17.75±0.09b | 24.65±1.58c | 131.17±1.29a |
Non, spray-dried powder of 100% rice flour; S10, spray-dried powder of 10% rice flour included L. plantarum CGKW3; S20, spray-dried powder of 20% rice flour included L.CGKW3; S20, spray-dried powder of 20% rice flour included L. plantaruCGKW3; S20, spray-dried powder of 20% rice flour included L. plantarum CGKW3; S30, spray-dried powder of 30% rice flour included L. plantarum CGKW3; S50, spray-dried powder of 50% rice flour included L. plantarum CGKW3.
Means±SD (n=3) within each column (a-e) followed by the same letter are not significantly different (p<0.05).