Made available in DSpace on 2017-07-21T18:53:04Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 ANDRESSA GABARDO GRANZA.pdf: 2807698 bytes, checksum: a0442acfb9a8bff732a7ec5ecaa9a286 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2015-02-05 / Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior / The development of gluten free products is becoming increasingly important as the number of celiac people have increased. Cheese breads and sour cassava starch biscuits are examples of gluten free baked products widely consumed in Brazil, however, these products have problems related to starch retrogradation, in other words, a very rapid staling in the case of baked products and the cheese breads marketed as frozen dough are susceptible to release of water (syneresis). Thus, the objective of this study was to develop a anti-staling premix able to increase freeze-thaw stability of gluten free baked products (cheese bread and sour cassava starch biscuits) without interfere negatively on the expansion property of these products. Binary and ternary mixtures were prepared using native cassava starch and oxidized cassava starch ranging the type of gum (guar, locust, xanthan and carrageenan) and the concentration used (2, 4 and 6 %). Mixtures using the acid modified cassava starch instead of oxidized cassava starch were also tested, but in this case using only guar gum at concentrations of 2, 4 and 6 %. The mixtures were evaluated for freeze-thaw stability and expansion property and the results were compared with those obtained for sour cassava starch (PA) native cassava starch (N), oxidized cassava starch (O) and acid modified cassava starch (A). The binary and ternary mixtures with better results and samples PA, N and O were evaluated for technological properties (pasting properties, swelling power and solubility and paste clarity), thermal properties (Differential Scanning Calorimetry - DSC), structural properties (Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy - FTIR) and crystalline properties (X-ray diffraction); moreover, cheese breads were prepared with these samples and the staling of these products was evaluated (hardness parameter in texturometer and crumb moisture content). The mixture made with the native cassava starch, oxidized cassava starch and guar gum at a concentration of 4 % (MNO+GG 4 %) showed the best results of syneresis (loss of 4,87; 7,79 and 11 % in the 1st, 2nd and 3rd freeze-thaw cycle, respectively) compared with the other samples and the low retrogradation of this sample was confirmed by DSC analysis (enthalpy of retrogradation was non-existent) and FTIR (sample separated from others by principal component analysis - PCA). The expansion property of MNO GG+4 % sample was high (> 10 mL.g-1) and the cheese breads developed with this sample had a later staling compared with other samples, with lower hardness after 24 and 30 h of storage (23.71 and 29.59 N, respectively) and a wetter crumb (38.8 and 37.07%, respectively). These results indicate the possibility of using the premix MNO+GG 4% in gluten free baked products in place of sour cassava starch and/or native cassava starch. / O desenvolvimento de produtos livres de glúten está se tornando cada vez mais importante uma vez que o número de pessoas celíacas tem aumentado. Pães de queijo e biscoitos de polvilho são exemplos de produtos panificados livres de glúten consumidos em território brasileiro, porém, estes produtos possuem problemas relacionados com a retrogradação do amido, ou seja, um envelhecimento muito rápido no caso de produtos assados e os pães de queijo comercializados na forma de massa congelada estão susceptíveis à liberação de água (sinérese). Dessa forma, o objetivo do presente trabalho foi desenvolver uma pré-mistura capaz de retardar o envelhecimento e aumentar a estabilidade ao congelamento-descongelamento de produtos panificados livres de glúten (pães de queijo e biscoitos de polvilho), além de não interferir negativamente na propriedade de expansão dos mesmos. Misturas binárias e ternárias foram elaboradas utilizando-se o amido de mandioca nativo e o amido de mandioca oxidado variando-se o tipo de goma (guar, locusta, xantana e carragena) e a concentração utilizada (2, 4 e 6 %). Misturas utilizando o amido de mandioca ácido modificado ao invés do amido de mandioca oxidado também foram testadas, mas neste caso utilizando somente a goma guar nas concentrações de 2, 4 e 6 %. As misturas foram avaliadas quanto à estabilidade a ciclos de congelamento-descongelamento e propriedade de expansão e os resultados foram comparados com os obtidos para o polvilho azedo (PA), amido de mandioca nativo (N), amido de mandioca oxidado (O) e amido de mandioca ácido modificado (A). As misturas binárias e ternárias com melhores resultados e as amostras PA, N e O foram avaliadas quanto às propriedades tecnológicas (propriedade de pasta, poder de intumescimento e solubilidade, e claridade de pasta), térmicas (calorimetria exploratória diferencial - DSC), estruturais (Espectroscopia de infravermelho por transformada de Fourier - FTIR) e cristalinas (difração de raios X); além disso, foram elaborados pães de queijo com essas amostras e o envelhecimento dos mesmos foi avaliado (parâmetro dureza em texturômetro e teor de umidade dos miolos). A mistura feita com o amido de mandioca nativo, amido de mandioca oxidado e goma guar na concentração de 4 % (MNO+GG 4 %) apresentou os melhores resultados de sinérese (perdas de 4,87; 7,79 e 11 % no 1º, 2º e 3º ciclo de congelamento-descongelamento, respectivamente) em comparação com as demais amostras e a baixa retrogradação desta amostra foi confirmada pela análise de DSC (entalpia de retrogradação foi inexistente) e FTIR (amostra separada das demais pela análise de componentes principais – PCA). A propriedade de expansão da amostra MNO+GG 4 % foi considerada elevada (>10 mL.g-1) e os pães de queijo desenvolvidos com esta amostra tiveram um envelhecimento mais tardio em relação as demais amostras, apresentando menor dureza após 24 e 30 h de armazenamento (23,71 e 29,59 N, respectivamente) e um miolo mais úmido (38,8 e 37,07 %, respectivamente). Esses resultados indicam a possibilidade de utilização da pré-mistura MNO+GG 4 % em produtos panificados livres de glúten, em substituição do polvilho azedo e/ou amido de mandioca nativo.

In dieser Arbeit wurden die Veränderungen der agrarklimatologischen Bedingungen im Zuge des Klimawandels für ausgesuchte Sauerkirschanbauregionen in Europa und Nordamerika untersucht. Es wird auf veränderte Risiken (Spätfrost, Hitzewellen, Wassermangel) hingewiesen, die durch nachhaltige, praxisorientierte und ökonomisch vertretbare Anpassungsmaßnahmen (Überdachung, Frostschutz, Bewässerung, Anbausystem, Wahl der Sorte und Unterlage, etc.) begrenzt werden können. Der Klimawandel kann neben Risiken aber auch Chancen für den Sauerkirschanbau eröffnen. Höhere Temperaturen und eine längere Vegetationsperiode können regional differenziert zu günstigeren Anbaubedingungen führen. Ein besonderer Schwerpunkt wurde auf die Entwicklung phänologischer Modelle gelegt, mit denen Veränderungen im Entwicklungsrhythmus der Sauerkirschgehölze analysiert werden konnten. Dafür wurden acht Modelle zur Vorhersage des Blühbeginns und Blühendes entwickelt. Weitere phänologische Stadien konnten mit dem Modell von Zavalloni et al. (2006) berechnet werden. Die Untersuchungen haben ergeben, dass sich der Blühbeginn unter geänderten Klimabedingungen verfrüht, aber nur geringe Verkürzungen der Zeiträume zwischen den phänologischen Stadien zu erwarten sind. Zu den gefürchteten Witterungsschäden im Obstbau gehört Spätfrost, der zu hohen Ertragsverlusten führen kann. Im Zuge des Klimawandels können sich die Häufigkeit und Stärke der Fröste ändern. Die Frostwahrscheinlichkeit während der untersuchten Entwicklungsphasen von Sauerkischgehölzen könnte in diesem Jahrhundert in Rheinland-Pfalz und Eau Claire abnehmen, während sich die Verhältnisse in den anderen Anbaugebieten nur geringfügig ändern. In einem zweiten Schritt wurden die Ertragsverluste durch Frost bestimmt. Hierbei hat sich ergeben, dass die Frostschäden in den untersuchten Anbauregionen wahrscheinlich geringer werden. Allerdings differieren die Ergebnisse zwischen den Berechnungen mit beobachteten und modellierten Temperaturen oft stark. / This thesis investigates the changes in agro-climatic conditions for selected growing region in Europe and North America under current and future climate conditions. The overall aim of the study was to identify possible risks (spring frosts, heat waves, water shortages), which can be limited by sustainable, practically oriented and economically viable adaptation measures (hail- and frost-protection, irrigation, cultivation system, choice of variety and rootstock). Besides risks, climate change can provide new opportunities. Higher temperature levels and extended growing season lengths could regionally differentiated improve the growing conditions. Particular focus was given to developing phenological models, used to investigate shifts in spring phenology of sour cherry trees due to climate change. Therefore, eight models to predict the beginning and end of blossom were optimized and validated. Further phenological stages were calculated with the model by Zavalloni et al. (2006). The results show an earlier onset in the beginning of sour cherry blossom under future climate conditions, while the length of the period between the phenological stages only shortens slightly. Spring frosts are feared weather hazards in orchards which can cause substantial yield losses. The changing climate conditions could influence the frequency and strength of spring frosts. In the course of this century the spring frost probability is likely to decrease in Rhineland-Palatinate and Eau Claire, while only slight changes are expected in the other growing regions. In the second step, yield losses caused by spring frost were calculated. The frost damages on sour cherries in the investigated growing regions will probably decrease. However, the yield losses calculated with observed and modeled temperatures often differ strongly.