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    The physicochemical properties of flour samples from the roots of 31 varieties of cassava by Aryee, F.N.A., Oduro, I., Ellis, W.O., Afuakwa, J.J.

    Published in Food control (01-11-2006)
    “…Flours were prepared from 31 cassava varieties and evaluated for their physicochemical properties and pasting characteristics. The results showed that starch…”
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    Nutrient composition of bran from new rice varieties under study in Ghana by Amissah, J.G.N, Ellis, W.O, Oduro, I, Manful, J.T

    Published in Food control (2003)
    “…A study of the nutrient composition of 16 bran samples from 15 new rice varieties being assessed by agronomists and one local variety was conducted. Parameters…”
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    FORMULATION OF ANNATTO FEED CONCENTRATE FOR LAYERS AND THE EVALUATION OF EGG YOLK COLOR PREFERENCE OF CONSUMERS by OFOSU, I.W, APPIAH-NKANSAH, E, OWUSU, L, APEA-BAH, F.B, ODURO, I, ELLIS, W.O

    Published in Journal of food biochemistry (01-02-2010)
    “…Nowadays, intensely farmed poultry eggs show almost no differences in egg yolk and albumin compared with domestic layers. Annatto shrub grows rapidly to…”
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    PROFITABILITY OF BIOETHANOL PRODUCTION USING CASSAVA AS RAW MATERIAL by Komlaga, G.A, Oduro, I, Ellis, W.O, Dziedzoave, N.T, Awunyo, Vitor D, Djameh, C

    “…Ethanol imports into developing countries such as Ghana over the past decade have been on the increase. Corn, sugarcane and wheat are major crops that are…”
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    Subjective and objective assessment of `agbelima' (cassava dough) quality by Dziedzoave, N.T., Ellis, W.O., Oldham, J.H., Osei-Yaw, A.

    Published in Food control (1999)
    “…Investigation into developing quality specifications for agbelima — a fermented cassava product — led to the identification of aroma, colour, smoothness,…”
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    West African sorghum beer fermented with Lactobacillus delbrueckii and Saccharomyces cerevisiae: fermentation by‐products by Djameh, C., Ellis, W.O., Oduro, I., Saalia, F.K., Haslbeck, K., Komlaga, G.A.

    “…Physicochemical quality parameters and volatile fermentation by‐products were determined in West African sour sorghum beer (pito) fermented with pure cultures…”
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    Profitability of bioethanol production using cassava (Manihot esculantus crantz) and sweet potato (Ipomea batatas) as raw material by Komlaga, GA, Oduro, I, Ellis, WO, Dziedzoave, NT, Awunyo Vitor, D, Djameh, C

    “…Ethanol imports into developing countries such as Ghana over the past decade have been on the increase. Corn, sugarcane and wheat are major crops that are…”
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    Effect of cassava variety and processing methods on the performance of ‘kudeme’ in agbelima production by Ellis, W.O., Dziedzoave, N.T., Boakye, K., Simpson, B.K., Smith, J.P.

    Published in Food control (1997)
    “…Kudeme, a traditional inoculum used in fermenting cassava for the production of agbelima may be prepared from different cassava varieties and by different…”
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    Prediction of the Suitability of Water Yam (Dioscorea alata) for Amala Product Using Pasting and Sensory Characteristics by Wireko-Manu, F.D., Ellis, W.O., Oduro, I., Asiedu, R., Maziya-Dixon, B.

    “…This study investigated pasting and sensory characteristics of Dioscorea alata, an underutilized yam species, to ascertain its suitability for amala (a pasty…”
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    Rice grain quality: a comparison of local varieties with new varieties under study in Ghana by Adu-Kwarteng, E, Ellis, W.O, Oduro, I, Manful, J.T

    Published in Food control (01-10-2003)
    “…Studies were carried out to assess the grain quality of 10 new rice varieties (breeding lines) being evaluated by breeders compared to 10 local varieties grown…”
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    Quality of gari from selected processing zones in Ghana by Oduro, I, Ellis, W.O, Dziedzoave, N.T, Nimako-Yeboah, K

    Published in Food control (01-08-2000)
    “…Gari, the most commercialized cassava product in Ghana continues to increase in production due to the increasing urban demand and export market potential…”
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