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Starch is a carbohydrate, a homopolymer of D-Glucose, extracted from various plant raw materials (table 1 ). The D-glucose units are linked mainly by α(1,4) bonds, and to a lesser extent by α(1,6) bonds in the case of amylopectin. The term "starch" is used when derived from cereals: corn, wheat, rice, while the term "starch" is used for tuber starches: potato, manioc (figure 1 ). In plants, starch takes the form of small granules, insoluble in cold water, whose size (between 2 and 100 microns) and shape vary according to origin
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- (1) - European Starch Industry. - https://starch.eu/the-european-starch-industry/
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