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Create: Setback #67

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pa279 opened this issue Mar 17, 2025 · 3 comments
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Create: Setback #67

pa279 opened this issue Mar 17, 2025 · 3 comments
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pa279 commented Mar 17, 2025

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Name Paterne Angelot AGRE
Program International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA)

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Trait Name Setback
Definition The setback viscosity is the recovery of the viscosity during cooling of the heated starch suspension and is related to the retrogradation and reordering of starch molecules, i.e., low setback values indicate a low rate of starch retrogradation and syneresis
Trait Class Quality
Measurement Method RVA
Measurement Type Unit
Measurement Unit RVA
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Please note there is already a yam starch setback trait. It is important to check for existing traits before requesting a new one.

[Term]
id: CO_343:0002004
name: setback
namespace: YamTrait
def: "the tendency of starch pastes to recrystallize and is an index of starch retrogradation or gelling ability. Recovery of the viscosity during cooling of the heated starch suspension and is related to the retrogradation and reordering of starch molecules, i.e., low setback values indicate a low rate of starch retrogradation and syneresis. Mathematically, setback = final viscosity–trough viscosity" []
synonym: "setbck" EXACT []
is_a: CO_343:0002006 ! Viscosity traits
created_by: aafolabi

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nmenda commented Mar 24, 2025

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nmenda commented Mar 24, 2025

change name to 'setback viscosity'

@nmenda nmenda closed this as completed Mar 27, 2025
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