The importance of legumes as a protein source in Asian diets
1978
SB205.M8I5
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Title
The importance of legumes as a protein source in Asian diets
Author
Contributor
Cowell, R. Book author
Imprint
Shanhua, Tainan AVRDC Taiwan
Publication Date
1978
Description
p.35-39
Call Number
SB205.M8I5
Summary
The vegetable legumes are concentrated sources of protein and, in human nutrition, assume particular usefulness as fortifiers of cereal grains for the very young. During infancy and early childhood the cereal grains are inadequate in protein to support normal growth and development. For older children and adults, cereal-based diets generally satisfy protein requirements given the usual pattern of eating cereals with varying amounts of animal protein. In populations where low-protein starchy roots provide the major food source, the use of vegetable legumes may become the major dietary protein source. The present paper discuss production, nutritional quality, potential for increased use, and problems and production potential for legumes in Asia. [AS]
Book Title
The 1st International Mungbean Symposium
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