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Lisování olejů ze semen méně známých ovocných druhů
Horníková, Gabriela
The thesis focuses on the technology and process of producing oils from seeds of lesser known fruit species (hazel, royal walnut, black and red currant, rose hip, almond, plum, apricot and peach). It has been found that the Soxhlet method is more efficient in terms of oil yield (hazel 68% / walnut 66% / peach 44% / plum 36% / apricot 31% / currant 14% / rose 9%) than cold pressing by a screw press (hazel 62.7% / walnut 54.4% / almond 43% / plum 35% / apricot 28% / peach 27% / rose 5% / currant 2%). (GC method) The most represented fatty acids in all oils are oleic acid (18,54 - 85,77%), linoleic acid (8,13 - 59,46%) and palmitic acid (3,75 - 6, 76%). (CHASO method) Detection of minerals (C, H, N, O, S) with the highest content of C (67.4 - 85.3%)> H (10.3 - 13.5%)> O (1.5 - 22.4%)> N 0.04-0.4%). The content of elements (Fe, Ca, Cu and Mg) was found below the detection limit (ETA-AAS).
Využití některých méňě pěstovaných ovocných druhů pro zpracování
Kotrašová, Petra
The topic of the thesis deals with the use of less cultivated fruit species for processing. There were three kinds of fruit processing jujube (Ziziphus jujuba), elderberry (Sambucus nigra) and sea buckthorn (Hippophae rhamnoides). Ziziphus jujube fruit species was processed into jujube jam, compote of dried jujube and jujube . The sea buckthorn (Hippophae rhamnoides) was served in prodicts of sea buckthorn juice, syrup of buckthorn, sea buckthorn jam and cakes from sea buckthorn. Elderberry products (Sambucus nigra) which were served during the tasting were Elder juice and broth of black elderberries. Products rated on a tasting achieve successful evaluation and are suitable for both domestic and industrial use. For the content of the substance are also recommended in medicine.

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