CORADI, Paulo Carteri.; BORÉM, Flávio Meira.; REINATO, Carlos Henrique.
Résumé:
The goal of the study was to evaluate the total, reducers and non-reducers sugars
quantities of natural and now-pulpy coffee during the dryness in yards and with warm air at 40ºC
and 60ºC degrees. It has been used topázio variety going through the harvest, processing and
dryness stages. The harvest was conducted manually, collecting the cherry-fruit fruits. During the
process the primary matter was evened through the separation of the green, cane-green, dry and
grub coffee. Next, part of the coffee had the now-pulpy and other part was natural processed. A
portion from each kind of processed coffee was conducted to dry in yards and other one to dry at
40ºC and 60ºC temperatures. There were made analyses of total, non-reducers and reducers sugars.
It was concluded that the processing and dryness methods significantly influenced the nonreducers
sugars variable.