Wheat microwave heating

Table II. Residual effect of autoclave and microwave treatments of mineral and organic soils on populations of various components of soil microflora 2 weeks after seeding the treated and control soils with wheat. The heat treated soils were exposed to recontamination at seeding...

Warchalewski JR, Gralik J 2010. Influence of microwave heating on biological activities and electrophoretic pattern of albumin fraction of wheat grain. Cereal Chem 87(1) 35 1. 

E. J. Gawalko, T. W. Nowicki, J. Babb, R. Tkachuk, Comparison of closed-vessel and focused open-vessel microwave dissolution for determination of cadmium, copper, lead, and selenium in wheat, wheat products, corn bran, and rice flour by transverse-heated graphite furnace atom, Int. J. Assoc. Off. Anal. Chem., 80 (1997), 379-387. 

What causes the reduced sensitivity to glyphosate observed in plants growing in heat treated soils Both autoclave and microwave treatments were effective in creating reduced sensitivity. Both types of heat treatment markedly reduced populations of resident Pythium and Fusarium spp. This effect persisted for at least 2 weeks following seeding of wheat Triticum aestivum) and beans into the treated soils at the time when the soils were first exposed to recontamination (Table II). 

Oyster tissue, milk powder, wheat flour (total) Digestion of sample with HN03 and heat in closed container in microwave over reduction with SnCI2 and TBP purging of mercury to gold-coated sand absorber to preconcentrate desorption to detector CVAAS 0.84 ng/g 93-111 Vermeir et al. 1989... 

Com and wheat containing T-2 toxin or vomitoxin were heated in the laboratory microwave in cycles of increasing time until the time for removal was achieved. The samples were first roasted in flasks enclosed in beakers. To determine if T-2 toxin was being transferred from the inner vessel, all surfaces were analyzed for T-2 toxin or vomitoxin if that toxin was being used. 

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