PECTIN FROM CITRUS, LEMON AND ORANGES
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PECTIN FROM CITRUS, LEMON AND ORANGES
[CODE NO. 0599]
Cellulose fibril constituting plant cell wall requires certain other materials for cementing them into definite structural form of plant organs. These cementing materials are soluble polysaccharides, e.g., hemicellulose and pectin and polyphenolics lignin. Pectin is extensively distributed in all plant cells, being part of cell wall and middle lamella. Concentration of pectin in certain parts of a plant is higher compared to other parts. Thus pectin is present in the peels of citrus fruits (lime, lemon, orange, grapefruit etc.) and apple pomace at such concentration (20-30%, on dry basis), which makes its commercial production economically feasible. Since citrus fruits and apples are extensively used for extraction of juice, the waste material of fruit juice manufacturing industry, make a suitable starting material for pectin extraction. In a deve-loping country like India, where there is no large and orga-nisedfruit juice industry, pectin sources can be soybean hulls, sunflower bottoms and sugar beet waste. Unlike many plant hydrocolloids, which are obtained from specially agricultured or horticultured plant sources, the raw material for pectin manufacture is an exclusive waste byproduct of other industries. Thus the starting material for pectin manufacturing is available at a throwaway pirce, yet there is a complete dependence for its availability on another industry.
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