会议专题

Diet authentication in lamb meat using spectroscopic methods

The sensory and nutritional properties of the meat from pasture‐fed lambs differ from those of grain‐fed lambs.Furthermore,consumers are demanding clear information on the food supplied to animals.It is therefore important to be able to discriminate between products obtained in different production systems, in particular pasture‐feeding v.stall‐feeding.This study evaluated the potential of three spectral method to discriminate pasture‐fed ( P) v.stall‐fed ( S) lamb carcasses : i) quantifying the light absorption in the 450-510nm area of the visible reflectance spectrum ( method 1, M1) as previously proposed by Prache and Theriez (1999), ii) using the overall optical information of the visible reflectance spectrum ( i.e.between400-700nm) (method2, M2), as proposed by Dian et al (2007) and iii) using visible and near infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) between400and 2500 nm (method 3, M3).The first two methods used a portable spectrophotometer, the latter a non‐portable laboratory spectrophotometer.

diet authentication NIR spectroscopy reflectance carcass pasture‐feeding

P.H.M.Dian D.Andueza J.Ballet R.Jailler M.Jestin J.Pourrat I.N.prado S.Prache

INRA,UR1213 Herbivores,Site de Theix,F-63122 Saint-Genès-Champanelle,France INRA,UE1153 Monts Dore,Le Roc,F-63210 Orcival UEM,A v.Colombo 5790,87020-900,Bloco 32-Sala 3,Maringá-PR,BrazilCorresponding author:S.Prache

国际会议

2008世界草地与草原大会

呼和浩特

英文

2008-06-29(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)