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The American Journal of Agriculture and Biomedical Engineering

Volume 7.
Issue 01.

Volume 07 Issue 01

January 2025

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The American Journal of Agriculture and Biomedical Engineering

VOLUME 7 / ISSUE 01 JANUARY 2025
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2 articles

Agriculture and Biomedical

2 articles
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Agriculture and Biomedical · OPEN ACCESS 01 January 2025

FROM FARM TO FORK: MORINGA LEAF FLOUR IN WHEAT-BANANA SPONGE CAKE RECIPES

Melisa Nasution

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This study explores the incorporation of moringa leaf flour into wheat-banana sponge cake recipes, assessing its nutritional, sensory, and textural effects. Moringa, known for its high antioxidant, protein, and vitamin content, has gained attention for its potential health benefits. By blending moringa leaf flour with traditional wheat flour and banana, the research evaluates the impact of this green ingredient on cake quality. Sensory analysis, including taste, aroma, texture, and color, is conducted alongside a nutritional analysis to understand how moringa enhances the sponge cake's overall value. The results demonstrate that moringa flour not only improves the nutritional profile of the cakes but also maintains acceptable sensory qualities, making it a viable ingredient for healthier baking.

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Agriculture and Biomedical · OPEN ACCESS 30 January 2025

Monocotyledonous and urban adventive species distributed in the graveyard flora of Namangan city (Uzbekistan)

Gulomov Rustam, Mutalibxonova Munisxon

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This article presents the results of a study aimed at studying the flora of cemeteries located in the territory of the city of Namangan in 2023-2024. The research was carried out on the “Khurmatkhan-aya” cemetery of the city of Namangan. The taxonomic composition of monocotyledonous plants in the region, consisting of 27 species from 5 families and 20 genus, was determined. In addition, a list of adventitious species distributed in the city flora was formed, and according to the results of the preliminary study, 20 species of alien plants were recorded.

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