Investigation of the Physical and Chemical Properties of Zataria multiflora Essential oil Nano Emulsions on the Preservation of Agaricus Bispporus Button Mushroom

Authors
esmaeil Razavi 1
Minoo Rastegae 2
pouneh ebrahimi 3
shahryar Rezaee 4
1 Director of the Department of Plant Production
2 Central laboratory expert
3 Educational Assistant
4 Student
Abstract
Abstract

The use of edible coatings to protect food has increased dramatically in recent years. In this study, the pileus of button mushroom Agaricus bisporus was coated with 1% carboxymethyl cellulose and essential oil nanoemulsion of Zataria multiflora at three concentrations of 200, 300 and 400 mg/l and stored at 8 ° C for 2 weeks. Then weight loss, brix, texture strength and solution color were investigated. Button mushroom coated with essential oil nano-emulsion showed a significant difference in weight loss from that of control. The results showed that Increasing the concentration of nanoemulsion reduced the weight loss of the pileus. Also, the amount of moisture loss in the pileus is similar to the trend of weight loss. Therefore, the nano-emulsion coating reduced the drying process in the pileus. Tissue strength was increased with increasing concentrations of nano-emulsion oils compared to control , and the best concentration was 300 and 400 mg/l. The brix was increased until the seventh day and decreased at the end of the durability period , with the lowest concentration at 400 mg/l. Also, two parameters L and ΔE were suitable at 400 mg/l of nanoemulsion oil concentration.


Keywords
Carboxymethylcellulose
Zataria multiflora
Button mushroom Agaricus bisporus
Nanoemulsion

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Journal of food science and technology(Iran)
Volume 16, Issue 87
May 2019
Pages 79-86