Borer attack can be measured in terms of leaf feeding injury, deadheart formation, and tunneling parameters in stalk and peduncle. Most sorghum hybrids do not contain condensed tannins in contrast to impressions given in some publications. Use of infester rows, split planting at 15 day intervals, arranging the material according to maturity groups, and use of overhead sprinklers to maintain high humidity, head cage screening are the methods used to increase the efficiency of screening for resistance to C. angustatus. FAO 2012 data. In their descriptions, the sorghum kernel is considered to be a naked caryopsis, which varies widely in size and shape among the sorghum types. Progress made in screening techniques, mechanisms and stability of resistance, morphological and biochemical factors of resistance, and factors associated with resistance to shoot fly are well documented (Padmaja et al., 2010a). The scutellum is the single cotyledon of the sorghum seed. The potential of sorghum for its malt and beer was studied. Chavan, in Sorghum Biochemistry, 2016. S. bicolor ssp. Table 18.1. Shown only the top 20 per capita producing countries in Table 5.1. Total production appears to have declined in China, apparently for similar reasons to the changes in India, particularly involving the greater availability of rice. However, sorghum and millet food compositional data are very incomplete. Kernels of sorghum and millets show considerable diversity in colour, shape, size and certain anatomical components (Table 2). Tannin sorghums have a pigmented testa beneath the pericarp. C.V. Ratnavathi, U.D. D. Balakrishna, ... B. Venkatesh Bhat, in Breeding Sorghum for Diverse End Uses, 2019. The peripheral endosperm (Fig. Taken together, these observations explain how CoA-dependent transferases with similar structural features can participate in different biochemical pathways across species. Standardization of every technique, starting from selection of explants to regeneration of transgenic plants, is important in developing a successful and commercial event. Another effective method is hot spot screening. 1 A). The crop is artificially infested by applying one stroke of the “Bazooka” containing larvae and carrier into the funnel of each plant. For the first time, sorghum leaves and stems have been used to produce natural cellulose fibers with properties suitable for composite, textile, and other high-value fibrous applications. Promising sources of resistance to key pests were identified in the world germplasm under both natural and artificial infestation conditions, and efforts were made to utilize these resistant sources in breeding programs. Highest levels of antibiosis to biotype E were found in Sorghumhalepense (Duncan et al., 1991). Hisar in North India is identified as a hot spot for the sorghum stem borer, where severe infestations of this pest occur regularly. Notably, in comparison with sorghum, pearl millet has smaller kernels with a 1000 kernel weight of 3–15 g versus 5–80 g for sorghum and proportionally a larger germ and consequently a smaller endosperm. However, there has been a downward production trend in the United States over the past 50 years. The genotypes I 753, H 109, GIB, 3677B, and BP 53 (IS 1055) are free from infestation (Agarwal et al., 1978). Availability of identity-preserved genotypes in the market could lead to increased use of sorghum in many products over the next few years. They are a source of resistance to Striga ssp. In fact, the United States has been at the top for sorghum production from 1961 to 2011, when Nigeria and Mexico surpassed it. ), corn planthopper (shoot bug), Peregrinus maidis (Ashm. The sorghum class cannot contain more than 3% sorghum with a pigmented testa (undercoat). The sorghum kernel is considered a naked caryopsis, although some small seeded types grown for forage may retain their glumes after threshing. S. bicolor ssp. It is a staple crop for human and other animals for food, feed, fodder, fiber, and fuel. Growth and development of sorghum is similar to corn, and other cereals. Sorghum showed highest amylase activities at 96 h germination. The RCSB PDB also provides a variety of tools and resources. The major colored phytochemicals in sorghum are anthocyanins and carotenoids. Those in Africa grow the crop mostly for food while those in the Americas and Australia use it mostly for animal feed, beef, and pork industries (FAO, 1995). (1981) showed that non-waxy white sorghums gave ogi the highest ratings in terms of colour, taste, texture, aroma and consistency. In their study, as seed mass increased with backcross generation, rhizome expression decreased, that is, backcross progeny became more like the S. bicolor parent although there were exceptions. From: Breeding Sorghum for Diverse End Uses, 2019, L.W. Sorghums have a structure which is broadly similar to that of other cereals (Figure 1). Copyright © 2020 Elsevier B.V. or its licensors or contributors. Sorghum is an excellent feed for livestock and companion animals. Epub 2014 Jun 19. Botanical plant structure Sorghum bicolor (L). Mass-screening technique which involves screening at the seedling stage was developed for greenbug resistance (Huang, 2007). Screening under artificial infestation is carried out by rearing insects on natural and artificial synthetic diets. (1989), Hulse et al. Greater utilization of sorghum can occur through use of improved varieties, improved technologies, and government policy changes that promote indigenous cereals. Sorghum has a unique structure, making it harder for your body to absorb proteins from the whole grains. This includes one or two spike lets bisexual flowers. Grinding, rolling, crushing, and pelleting are used for poultry and swine feeds. It’s small, round, and usually white or yellow — though some varieties are red, brown, black, or purple (1). Moreover, the brown high-tannin sorghums produced ogi with undesirable brownish-red colour, poor consistency and texture, and low in vitro starch and protein digestibility. Sorghum is produced in over 100 countries, but of these, only 14 produce about a million tonnes or more annually (mt pa) (Table 1). Natural sorghum [ Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench] populations exhibit population structure resulting from genetic and morphological differentiation due to evolutionary divergence. The testa, or seed coat, is derived from the ovule integuments; in brown sorghums, it is thick and contains condensed tannins. ), sugarcane aphid, Melanaphis sacchari (Zehnt. Screening for midge resistance in sorghum under natural infestation has inherent problems because of fluctuations in adult population over an extended period and their ovipositional activities. 1E). (1980). Sorghum is extremely recalcitrant to produce transgenic plants in vitro. Structure of the sorghum N-6 CAD gene. In order to better understand the structure and function of this unique class of plant P450 enzymes, we have characterized the enzyme C4H1 from lignifying tissues of sorghum (Sorghum bicolor), encoded by Sobic.002G126600. Lysine and threonine are the first and second limiting amino acids. SSG samples sourced from African breweries employing a grist with a proportion of a hammer milled‐unmalted sorghum (Sorghum vulgare cv. Elke K. Arendt, Emanuele Zannini, in Cereal Grains for the Food and Beverage Industries, 2013. In the cross between sorghum and Johnsongrass reported by Dweikat (2005), progenies were analyzed by genetic markers to confirm that the two genomes behaved normally during meiosis as demonstrated by 1:2:1 segregation ratio of 34 markers. The sorghum caryopsis is composed of three anatomical parts: pericarp, endosperm, and germ (Fig. Nigeria experienced dramatic growth in sorghum production from 1964 to 2006 with a slight decline since then. Since both crops have been available worldwide, there has been a general trend for maize to be more popular in higher rainfall areas and sorghum to be cultivated in more marginal environments. Most research on sorghum has been performed on its high phytochemical contents, including phenolic anthocyanins, polyphenolic tannins, and carotenoids that are mostly presented in the pericarp, endosperm, and testa. A, aleurone; C, corneous endosperm; CC, cross cells; CW, cell wall; G, germ; E, epicarp; F, floury endosperm; M, mesocarp; P, pericarp; PB, protein body; PE, peripheral endosperm; PM, protein matrix; S, starch granule; T, tube cells; Te, testa. To better understand the factors and mechanisms involved in starch and protein digestibility and micronutrient availability in sorghum and millet foods, there must be far greater emphasis on in vivo studies, especially using appropriate human subjects. 1. Out of 42,000 germplasm, accessions evaluated for their response to greenbug feeding in a glasshouse of the USDA-ARS Plant Science Research Laboratory, Stillwater, Oklahoma, 21 were identified to possess resistance to greenbug (Huang, 2011) and a high level of genetic variation was observed among these genetic sources. Sorghum-Sudangrass hybrids are crosses between forage-type sorghums and Sundangrass. They are tall, fast-growing summer annual grasses and can also suppress weeds and nematodes (Clark, 2007). 2146, 2312, and 18551 of African origin (Table 18.2). There is also potential for more research to be performed on the other phytochemicals, such as condensed tannins, that contribute to sorghum color and provide potential health benefits. Wild relatives have the potential to enhance a number of economically important traits in cultivated sorghum. Genotypes with high stem sugar content are reported to be susceptible to stem borer incidence (Bhatt and Singh, 2003). About Sorghum bicolor. 1054, 1151, 5469, 5566, and 5604 of Indian origin, and IS nos. Females do not lay eggs in the spikelets of Sorghum amplum, Sorghum bulbosum, and Sorghum angustum under no-choice conditions (Franzmann and Hardy, 1996; Sharma and Franzmann, 2001a,b). The sorghum caryopsis is composed of three anatomical parts: pericarp, endosperm, and germ (Fig. Australia is the only non-African country where sorghum production significantly exceeds that of maize. Plant Physiol. Development of speciality foods, such as diabetic foods, high-fiber foods, functional foods, breakfast cereals, weaning foods, requires identification of suitable cultivars. Figure 3. The United States also markets ‘food-grade’ white sorghum, a white kernel with tan plant and glume characteristics. John R.N. A small percentage o f cross - pollination (approximately 6 %) occurs naturally. McDonough, in Reference Module in Food Science, 2016. There are two types of hybrid plants: (1) sterile plants with 30 chromosomes and vigorous rhizomes and (2) fertile plants with 40 chromosomes and weak rhizomes (cited in Dweikat, 2005). The sorghum midge, Stenodiplosis sorghicola, survives only on the members of the genus Sorghum (Harris, 1979; Franzmann and Hardy, 1996). As mentioned earlier, Johnsongrass has been found to be a source of resistance to greenbug and chinch bug and adaptability to cold temperature (Dweikat, 2005). Consumption of sorghum as food in China has declined but the use in distilled spirits has increased. A good adjunct should have low saccharification time and should have the highest percent extraction of grain. Figure 1. Seventeen of the 25 species are native to Australia, with the range of some extending to Africa, Asia, Mesoamerica, and certain islands in the Indian and Pacific Oceans. Though technology required for transformation of sorghum into excellent products is in general available, economics and availability of good quality sorghum flour are critical factors limiting use of sorghum. The white class contains sorghum with a white pericarp without a pigmented testa and cannot contain more than 2% of sorghum with pigmented testa or colored pericarp. Wild species of cultivated sorghum could be used to improve sorghum germplasm. Mostly late flowering genotypes experience more damage than early flowering genotypes. Sorghum foods have greater role in the health market and are aimed at special dietary groups, such as celiac (gluten-intolerant) patients. Sorghum endosperm requires a little longer to cook compared to maize endosperm particles. Most of the greenbug (S. graminum (Rondani) [biotype C]) resistant hybrids grown in the United States have been derived from the race virgatum of Sorghumbicolor ssp. Padmaja, in Biotic Stress Resistance in Millets, 2016. A few sources of resistance to P. maidis have been reported in sorghum. Using S-adenosyl-methionine as the methyl donor, caffeic acid O-methyltransferase from sorghum (Sorghum bicolor; SbCOMT) methylates the 5-hydroxyl group of its preferred substrate, 5-hydroxyconiferaldehyde.In order to determine the mechanism of SbCOMT and understand the observed reduction in the lignin syringyl-to-guaiacyl ratio of three brown midrib12 mutants that carry COMT gene … This feature enhances the adaptability of sorghum grain to Till date, many sorghum transgenics were reported using particle bombardment and Agrobacterium-mediated methods by making use of shoot apical meristems and immature embryos as the explant material. 1D). In the early 1980s, Argentina produced approximately 8 mt pa but this has since fallen dramatically. The tryptophan content is higher than that in maize. Several priority areas for research are suggested. ), Oriental armyworm, Mythimna separata (Walk. Starches were isolated from grains of waxy, heterowaxy, and normal sorghum. The true seed consists of the seed coat or testa, endosperm, and germ. A. Cruickshank, in Reference Module in Food Science, 2016. The United States is the world’s largest producer of sorghum. drummondii grouped mainly with bicolor race sorghums based on genetic markers (Casa et al., 2005). R.D. Sorghum purpureosericeum and Sorghumversicolor of Indian and African origin, respectively, possess high levels of resistance to the shoot fly (Bapat and Mote, 1982; Mote 1984; International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT) 1995; Kamala et al., 2009). The flowthrough is allowed to ferment for 24–48 h. Excess water is removed and the resulting slurry is cooked in milk or water to make thin or thick porridge (Banigo and Muller, 1972). The relative proportion of these structures varies but in most cases is 6, 84, and 10%, respectively. Other major sorghum producers are Nigeria, India, and Mexico, each producing 6–8 mt pa in the decade 2004–13. arundinaceum, and its four races (aethiopicum, virgatum, arundinaceum, and verticilliflorum). In India, over the past five decades, a large proportion of the world sorghum germplasm collection has been evaluated for resistance to insect pests, and a number of lines with resistance have been identified (Sharma et al., 1992, 2003). Piper and Kulakow (1994) conducted a similar experiment (with two backcross generations added) in an effort to produce perennial sorghum varieties. Lysine and threonine are the first and second limiting amino acids. Grain sorghum is a grass similar to corn in vegetative appearance, but sorghum has more tillers and more finely branched roots than corn. ), sorghum midge, Stenodiplosis sorghicola (Coq. ScienceDirect ® is a registered trademark of Elsevier B.V. ScienceDirect ® is a registered trademark of Elsevier B.V. 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Both anthocyanins and carotenoids are believed to be bioactive compounds and thus have potential health benefits including antioxidant, anticancer, vasoprotective, and antiinflammatory properties. Table 8.5. Animals fed brown sorghum rations must eat more feed to produce the same rates of gain so feed efficiency is reduced significantly. Sorghum is produced in the tropics and in subtropical or temperate regions throughout Africa, Asia, and the Americas (only a small amount of grain sorghum is produced in Europe). Because of this and other uses of sorghum for food, an understanding of the whole grain structure is im­ portant. Mexico consumes all the sorghum it can produce plus significant imports from the United States. R.D. In finger, prove and foxtail millets the pericarp is like a sack, loosely attached to the endosperm at only one point. Despite sorghum being displaced by herbicide-resistant maize and soybean, the average yield of sorghum in Argentina is over 4.5 t ha− 1. Females of sorghum midge, S. sorghicola did not lay any eggs in the spikelets of S. angustum, Sorghum amplum, and Sorghum bulbosum compared with 30 eggs in S. halepense under no-choice conditions (Sharma and Franzmann, 2001). Sudangrass has been shown to suppress the nematodes, Meloidogyne chitwoodi (Mojtahedi et al., 1993) and Meloidogyne hapla (Viaene and Abawi, 1998). As a member of the wwPDB, the RCSB PDB curates and annotates PDB data according to agreed upon standards. Sorghum has huge potential for wider use, but the challenge to improve sorghum utilization is ahead. Africa produced 40% of the world's sorghum in the 10 years from 2004 to 2013, and West Africa produced just over half of that. McDonough, in Encyclopedia of Food Grains (Second Edition), 2016. Yi-Hong Wang, ... Ismail Dweikat, in Genetic and Genomic Resources for Grain Cereals Improvement, 2016. 1A). Minerals are located in the pericarp, aleurone layer and germ; therefore, refined sorghum products lose part of these important nutrients, as in all other refined cereal fractions. The brown sorghums are grown in some areas where birds and molds are major problems. drummondii and Sorghum purpureosericeum also produced progenies that performed better than the cultivated sorghum parent from a single backcross (Jordan et al., 2011a). Comparison of the structure of sorghum [HCT][1] with the [HCT][1] involved in chlorogenic acid synthesis in coffee ( Coffea canephora ) revealed many shared features. The diploid genome (~730 Mb) has a haploid chromosome number of 10. Identified resistant lines mostly belong to maldandi and dagdi types of durra race. ), spotted stem borer, Chilo partellus (Swin. Akingbala et al. In addition to genetic manipulation of the grains for improving the nutritional quality, advanced processing and value addition technologies need to be investigated for development of novel sorghum-based food products with high consumer acceptance. It is also used as biofuel crop and potential cellulosic feedstock. It is divided into two major parts: the embryonic axis and scutellum. Sorghum has a proximate composition, amino acid contents, and nutritional value similar to those of maize. In countries such as the United States and Brazil, sorghum is mainly used for animal feed. P.G. These insects target various parts of sorghum plants at developmental stages, and they cause significant losses. Sorghum mosaic virus was a major causal agent for sugarcane mosaic disease in China whereby 72.1% (75/104) of samples had SrMV infection alone, 6.7% (7/104) were mixed with SCMV and 17.3% (18/104) were mixed with SCSMV. Structure of the mature sorghum kernel viewedwith the scanning electron microscope. These molecules are visualized, downloaded, and analyzed by users who range from students to specialized scientists. Stem thickness, rhizome expression, and seed size were intermediate to the parents. During the decade 2004–13, the United States produced the most sorghum (averaging just under 10 mpa) at an average yield of 4 t ha− 1. Another source of useful traits is Sudangrass. If the main panicle is damaged, branches can produce grain ( 2 ). The germ is diploid owing to the sexual union of one male and one female gamete. Kernels that contain condensed tannins have a clearly pigmented, thick testa. (A) Cross-section, (B) pericarp, (C) peripheral endosperm, (D) corneous endosperm, and (E) floury endosperm. Mineral and vitamin composition of sorghum. The pigmented testa is seen as a dark layer between the light endosperm and the pericarp when the caryopsis is scraped to remove the pericarp. In India, Bhavanisagar, Kovilpatti, Coimbatore, Palem, and Dharwad are the hot spot locations for head bug screening. Determination of the Structure and Catalytic Mechanism of Sorghum bicolor Caffeic Acid O-Methyltransferase and the Structural Impact of Three brown midrib12 Mutations. The production of white food-type sorghum in Mali, for example, has lead to biscuits (cookies) containing from 5% to 20% sorghum flour (Rooney and Waniska, 2000), and bakery mixes with sorghum flour produced from identity-preserved, white, food-type sorghums are available. Bleaching using the Clorox bleach test causes the constituents in the pericarp and testa to oxidize and gives a pronounced black color to the bleached kernels, while nontannin sorghums have a white appearance. The hybrid accounts for 3/4 of the total hybrid sorghum seed market (Smith and Frederiksen, 2000). Sorghum is marketed according to US grain standards in four classes: sorghum, white sorghum, tannin sorghum, and mixed sorghum. The brown sorghums are considered to have 80–85% the feeding value of maize due to the presence of condensed tannins that reduced digestibility. Popping, steam flaking, and reconstitution are used to prepare sorghum grain in beef cattle feedlots in the USA. Globally, it produces approximately 70 ... Because of to the structure of the flower, mainly sel f-pollination takes place. To further aid in an understanding of The structure of mature caryopses of pearl millet is very similar to the structure of sorghum (Fig. The endosperm tissue is triploid, resulting from the fusion of a male gamete with two female polar nuclei. Aleurone cells contain a thick cell wall, large amounts of proteins (protein bodies) and enzymes, ash (phytic acid bodies), and oil bodies (spherosomes). For sustainable cultivation of sorghum, more emphasis should be on developing/identifying lines suited for specific end products. Mexican sorghum production has increased over the past 50 years but appears to have stabilized at just over 6 mt from 2007 to 2013, with impressive average yields of 3.7 t ha− 1. Amongst the B vitamins, concentrations of thiamine, riboflavin and niacin in sorghum were comparable to those in maize. The lager beer from sorghum malt and adjunct showed superiority in composition, such as increased free alpha amino nitrogen and color units in sorghum malt and adjunct beer. For 2013, the latest data available, an average yield in the Americas and Australia is four times that of the African group; in 1961, it was 2.7 times. The content of total carotenoids was correlated with sorghum pericarp and endosperm pigments. Porridges are popular sorghum foods. The low polyphenolic sorghum genotypes (yellow and white) were treated as controls in the study. Chavan, in Sorghum Biochemistry, 2016. Successful application of these genetic transformation studies would open up the avenue for sorghum genotypes with superior traits. World sorghum production in 2012. Enter author surname: (enter at least 2 letters) %authorTitle% (%authorCount%) Display : 25 50 100. Ethiopia is also a major producer of sorghum in Africa with a marked increase in sorghum production since 2000. Sorghum starch is composed of 70–80% amylopectin and 20–30% amylose. By continuing you agree to the use of cookies. Birds will consume brown sorghums when other foods are scarce. dients. Sorghum is a grain crop grown in many parts of the world. (A) The upper part shows the structure of the SbCAD cDNA sequence. To study the impact of sorghum racial structure and diversity in genomic prediction, we … Sensory analysis indicated that no significant differences existed between the sorghum beer and a commercial malted barley beer with regard to aroma, mouth-feel, after-taste, and clarity. C.V. Ratnavathi, ... U.D. drummondii is a natural hybrid between ssp. Concerning protein digestibility, there is strong evidence that wet cooking reduces the protein digestibility of sorghum foods, primarily due to disulfide bond–mediated cross-linking involving the kafirin prolamin proteins. Promising sources of resistance to key pests were identified in the world germplasm under both natural and artificial infestation conditions, and efforts were made to utilize these resistant sources in breeding programs. ), Handbook of Cereal Science and Technology, second ed. Similarly, S bicolor ssp. 5.3; Table 5.1). The kernel weight varies from 3 to 80 mg. C. Aruna, K.B.R.S. The principal anatomical components are pericarp, germ or embryo and endosperm. But sorghum use in food is on rise due to its functional and health properties. Dharwad and Bhavanisagar in India are identified as hot spots for midge resistance. ), and head caterpillars, Helicoverpa armigera and Eublemma are the major pests worldwide. Sorghum, in its typical form of consumption, is not a source of vitamin C (Dendy, 1994b). Rooney, ... S.O. Sorghum is one of the most important cereal crop in the world. They were multiplied at the farms of National Research Centre for Sorghum, Rajendranagar, Hyderabad. Subject Browse. •The relative proportion of each varies by hybrid and environment (larger proportion of embryo to endosperm if the seed develops under stress) A systematic screening of the world germplasm collection against stem borer was initiated in 1962 in India under All India Co-ordinated Research Project on Sorghum (AICRP-Sorghum). From http://faostat.fao.org/site/339/default.aspx. The wet milling of food-type sorghums produces excellent prime starch. Some of the important sources reported were IS nos. 1B) is the fruit coat and is fused to the sorghum seed. The Ethiopian increase has been characterized by average yields from 2004 to 2013 of 1.8 t ha− 1 compared to an Africa-wide average of < 1 t ha− 1. Some Australian species of sorghum have high levels of resistance to the sorghum midge, S. sorghicola (Coquillett) (Harris, 1979; Sharma and Franzmann, 2001). Yi-Hong Wang, ... Ismail Dweikat, in Genetic and Genomic Resources for Grain Cereals Improvement, 2016. Screening of the sorghum world collection has shown that a number of lines of Indian origin possess high degree of resistance to shoot fly. Serial. Waxy sorghums contain starch with 100% amylopectin; their properties and uses are similar to those of waxy maize. The grain is used as food or feed; the stem can be used as a source of fiber, fuel, and lately as feedstock for cellulosic ethanol. Do sorghum and millet foods and beverages have unique nutritional attributes? The size and shape of the grain vary widely among sorghum races. The tryptophan content is higher than that in maize. 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