Proximate Composition of Sudanese Sesamum indicum L.
(white and Brown) Sesame seeds
Volume 4 - Issue 4
Mahdi Abdelmageed Mohammed Ali, Husham Abdelmonum Mahmoud, Masaged Aldoma and Hatim MY
Hamadnalla*
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- Department of biology & technology,College of applied sciences; University of Bahri, Sudan
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Hatim MY Hamadnalla, Department of biology & technology, College of applied Sciences, University of Bahri,
Sudan
Received: August 12, 2020; Published: August 25, 2020
DOI: 10.32474/AOICS.2020.04.000195
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Abstract
This work deals to study proximate composition of two types of Sesamum indicum (sesame ) seeds white and brown. The
objective of this study is to determine the(moisture, Ash, fiber, fat, and protein), the samples were collected from the Sudanese
market (Omdurman area) and analyses by method of conduction of proximate composition. The results Showed that there are
no different significant and different significant at probability (p<0.05) and it cited that the : (ash =0.027%), (fat= 0.041%), and
(crud fiber = 0.008%).The value of moisture considered higher inwhite sesame (5.24±0.07%) than brown sesame (5.17±0.06%),
ash value is higher in white sesame (4.81±0.15%) than brown sesame (4.01±0.07%), the crud protein in white sesame and brown
sesame are equal (18.95±0.14%), the fat is lower in white sesame (47.09±0.38%)than brown sesame (47.33±0.90%), the crud
fiber is lower in white sesame (5.61±0.45%) than brown sesame (4.92±0.25%).
Keywords:Nutritional, Composition, Baobab fruits, Flame photometry and mineral analysis; biochemical composition
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