Nutritional quality and acceptability characteristics of common beans (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) : A selection of unsolved problems

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International Center for Tropical Agriculture

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A series of problems associated with the nutritional quality and acceptability characteristics of Phaseolus vulgaris are discussed. These include water absorption restrictions (hard-shell or hard-seed phenomenon); starch digestibility; flatulence; protein digestibility; overall protein quality; hard-to-cook phenomenon; general composition database; antiphysiological factors; and relationships between consumer acceptability criteria and lab. screening techniques. For each one, a description of the problem is followed by background information, possible approaches to a solution, and special requirements. Key personal contacts are also given. In-depth studies in these areas should be a priority. (CIAT)

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phaseolus vulgaris, nutritive value, food quality, bean starch, flatulence, proteins, digestibility, cooking, seed hardening, animal nutrition, bean products, dietary value, human nutrition, processed products, seed, valor nutritivo, calidad de los alimentos, almidon de frijol, flatulencia, proteinas, digestibilidad, coccion, endurecimiento de la semilla

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