Proximate and mineral content of maize landrace (tunu’ana’) from East Nusa Tenggara
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Abstract. Murningsih T, Yulita KS, Bora CY, Arsa IGB. 2018. Proximate and mineral content of maize landrace (tunu’ana’) from East Nusa Tengga. Pros Sem Nas Masy Biodiv Indon 5: 107-111. In this study, we carried out analysis of the proximate and mineral content of maize landrace (tunu’ana’ ) based on the method recommended by AOAC (Association of Official Analytical Chemists). Three superior varieties (Piet Kuning, Gumarang and Lamuru) are used as a standard comparison. The proximate analysis results showed that tunu'ana' contained water (10.49±0.01%), ash (1.45±0.01%), protein (11.78±0.05%), fat (5, 59±0.22%), crude fiber (6.84±0.07%), total carbohydrate (70.69±0.21%) and energy (380.19±1.56 kcal / 100g) based on dry weight. The results of mineral analysis showed that the tunu'ana' contained magnesium 127.50±0.00 mg, iron (7.19±0.67 mg), calcium (11.50±0.01 mg), potassium (310.00±0.01 mg), phosphorus (450.00±0.00 mg), copper (40.20±0.45 mg), manganese (0.669±0.23 mg) and zinc (3.29±0.61 mg) per 100 g of dry weight. Based on the results of the analysis, it was shown that the tunu'ana' contained higher nutrients and minerals than the three superior varieties but the highest water (12.05±0.01%) and calcium content (19.50±0.01) mg / 100g were in Lamuru, while the highest carbohydrate (12.05±0.01%) was in Gumarang.