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Journal of the Korean Society of Agricultural Chemistry and Biotechnology
1967 Volume.8 No. 1 p.29 ~ p.37
Studies on the chemical composition of citrus fruits in Korea(¥°)



Abstract
Citrus fruits of ter. varieties grown in Chaeju island and a few other fruits for the comparison were analyzed to determined the contents of crude fat, crude fiber. total carbohydrates, macroelements and ash. Acids and sugars in fruit juices were also determined and the characteristic of neutralization of fruit juices were investigated.
1. The per cent of edible part of citrus fruits having the range of 48.5(Daingwoochi) to 72 (Onju) were lower than that of other fruits. It was lower by about 8 per cent than, that of me same variety produced in U.S.A. It was shown that me amount of rind per fruit might be increased in the cores fruit grown in the low annual temperature.
2 The content of crude protein were around 1% and higher than other¢¥s. The contents of crude far were below 0.1% in three varieties and over 0.1 in others. The contents of crude fiber were between 0.3 to 0.8% and the fruits with the high content of crude protein. were inclined to have the high content of crude fiber and it was also shown that the low annual temperature was inclined to increase the amount of crude fiber per fruit.
3. The amount of total acid were from 19.5 m.e per 100 g of fresh fruit in Byongkyul to 44.2 m.e in Daingwoochi. The high percentage of titrable acid was over 90 in two sour varieties. Daingwoochi and Hakyul having pH below 3 and the high content cf total acid. These two varieties were above 10 in the ratio of total acid in the edible part to the total acid in the (rinds total acid in edible part/total acid in the rind). The content of combined acid was lower thar that of titrable acid in the edible part and vice verse in the rind.
4. Navel was highest as 12.82% in the total sugar content and the lowest content was 4.9% of Hakyul. The contents of reducing sugar in the citrus fruits were about half of that it other fruits. The ratio of total sugar to titrable acid (sugar/acid: use grade of sweet taste) were lower than foreign products.
5. From the titration curves of fruit juices the characteristic of neutralization of juices could be grouped in three types, and other values. that is. pH, the content of total acid, the percentage of combined acid. the ratio of total acids in edible part and rind, the content of sugar. and the grade of sweet taste were also devided into the same three categories.
6. The contents of macroelements were different along to the each part of fruit. The content, in the seed were high and me ones in the rind were low. The contents of each element were in the order of K©üO$gt;N$gt;P©üO_5¡ÛCaO¡ÛMgO in the edible part, K©üO$gt;N$gt;CaO$gt;P©üO_5¡ÛMgO in the rind, N$gt;K©üO$gt;P©üO_5$gt;CaO$gt;MgO in the seed.
The content of potassium was especially high in Marumeru and Hakyul and the content of calcium in citrus fruit was higher than others.
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