By means of a scanning electron microscope the changes in the ultrastructure of buckwheat in two different methods of groats production were investigated. Scanning electron micrographs taken from buckwheat assigned to fire and steam roasting did not show significant differences in the ultrastructure of both raw materials. It was found that steam roasting was responsible for more pronounced changes of buckwheat, producing complete dispersion and gelatinization of starch, in comparison to fire roasting.
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