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polished rice
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Rice with the husk or outer brown layers removed.
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The polished rice gleams, pearl-like.
It is found primarily in the Caribbean, southeast Asia, India, and areas in which polished rice is a staple food.
This disease became widespread in Asia in the 19th century because steam-powered rice mills produced polished rice, which lacked the vitamin-rich husk.
However next-generation it is intended to be, negotiations have bogged down over agricultural disagreements between America and Japan (the duty on imported "polished" rice is 777.7%).
e and f: Polished rice.
Traditionally, polished rice is consumed.
The polished rice grain length (PRL) was measured using the same method.
Fig. 2 Range in predicted GI values of 235 varieties of cooked, polished rice.
However it is not always possible to extrapolate data from unpolished rice to white, polished rice.
Polished rice is generally used to produce flour in both dry and wet milling.
a; The Fe concentrations in T2 polished rice seeds (Oryza sativa cv. Tsukinohikari).
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