'carbohydrate of' is not a correct or usable phrase in written English.
In order to use it, you would need to fill in what type of carbohydrate you are referring to. For example, "This meal is high in complex carbohydrates of whole grains."
Page A4 THE POTATO FADES IN IRELAND In Ireland, fresh potatoes are losing their place as the carbohydrate of choice, prompting a national campaign to arrest the decline.
Fresh potatoes are losing their place as the carbohydrate of choice on the Irish plate, prompting a national campaign to arrest the decline.
Steamed, baked, fried, or boiled, the banana became the staple carbohydrate of many Central African peoples, and they washed it down with a banana beer rich in nutrients.
Abnormal amounts of glycogen, which is the principal storage carbohydrate of animals, may occur in the liver as a result of certain inherited diseases of animals; the condition is known as glycogen infiltration.
Bread is served with meat-flecked goose fat instead of butter, and potatoes are the carbohydrate of choice – generally mashed with seasonal vegetables to make a typically Dutch stamppot.
Amores et al. (2013) reported a total carbohydrate of 65%% dry weight for sugarcane bagasse used in ethanol production.
Dry tapioca root consists of 80 90 % carbohydrate out of which the most important is starch.
With the exception of rhamnose, none of carbohydrate components of Xanthomonas LPS [ 28] were detected.
To explore this hypothesis, we performed biochemical measurements of carbohydrate composition of the cell wall.
In addition, many complex carbohydrates of grain derivatives have been linked to allergies, skin conditions, ear infections especially in children, fatigue, sleep problems and depression.
C, Relative content of solube carbohydrates of three Medicago genotypes under different salt stress conditions.
