RICE 
53 pages
Published: 1 Nov 2004
Author(s): Wilkie, Kirstin, Wootton, Michael
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This project will assist with the development of Australian fragrant rices by: investigating the aroma of new breeding lines, · comparing these to imported varieties using both sensory studies and analysis of the volatile components, · determining the effect of nitrogen fertiliser level on rice aroma, · developing methods for early generation screening of rice fragrance, · investigating the biosynthetic and other pathways of volatile component formation. This report summarises investigation of these research areas carried out during this project. 2004, 53pgs, Pub NO. 04/160; $16
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