Food products containing altered starch

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2005-04-19

2005-04-19

Hendricks, Keith (Department: 1761)

Food or edible material: processes, compositions, and products

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Carbohydrate containing

C426S578000

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06881433

ABSTRACT:
Novel plants having an altered ability to produce starch, including an improved ability to produce structurally-altered starch or starch of altered quality are disclosed. The invention further relates to processes for obtaining such plants, wherein mutant plants are intercrossed to affect starch biosynthesis.

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