Effect of the Nutritive Components of Mulberry Fruits From Two Cultivars Based on Irrigation Scheduling
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BACKGROUND: The mulberry cultivars ‘Daeshim’ and ‘Shimgang’ were developed in RDA in 2014 and 2017, respectively. ‘Daeshim’ yields a fruit size bigger than that of other varieties and has a productivity of over 70%, whereas ‘Shimgang’ has a high yield and a special characterization against the mulberry popcorn disease. In our study, a compositional comparison of these popular cultivars in Korea was undertaken to explore the nutrient profiles of mulberry fruit and promote the development of the rich minerals and flavonoids in mulberry fruit as performing each other irrigation time. METHODS AND RESULTS: These two cultivars were collected from the Sericulture and Apiculture Division, RDA, in Korea to investigate their amounts, weights, minerals, and flavonoid content using each other instrument. After 6 h of irrigation treatment, the amount of fruit (kg/tree) from Daeshim and Shimgang increased by 17.5 and 15.2 kg/tree, respectively. The total flavonoid content from Daeshim and Shimgang was determined to be 132.9 mg and 36.3 mg, respectively, after the 6 h irrigation treatment. CONCLUSION: Appropriate irrigation treatment methods such as water scheduling and volume will help increase fruit quantities and farmer incomes. It would be interesting to conduct further in‐depth research on these fruits so that consumers can benefit from them as a food additive.
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BACKGROUND: The mulberry cultivars ‘Daeshim’ and ‘Shimgang’ were developed in RDA in 2014 and 2017, respectively. ‘Daeshim’ yields a fruit size bigger than that of other varieties and has a productivity of over 70%, whereas ‘Shimgang’ has a high yield and a special characterization against the mulberry popcorn disease. In our study, a compositional comparison of these popular cultivars in Korea was undertaken to explore the nutrient profiles of mulberry fruit and promote the development of the rich minerals and flavonoids in mulberry fruit as performing each other irrigation time. METHODS AND RESULTS: These two cultivars were collected from the Sericulture and Apiculture Division, RDA, in Korea to investigate their amounts, weights, minerals, and flavonoid content using each other instrument. After 6 h of irrigation treatment, the amount of fruit (kg/tree) from Daeshim and Shimgang increased by 17.5 and 15.2 kg/tree, respectively. The total flavonoid content from Daeshim and Shimgang was determined to be 132.9 mg and 36.3 mg, respectively, after the 6 h irrigation treatment. CONCLUSION: Appropriate irrigation treatment methods such as water scheduling and volume will help increase fruit quantities and farmer incomes. It would be interesting to conduct further in‐depth research on these fruits so that consumers can benefit from them as a food additive.
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