Research Article
The Content and Bioavailability of Mineral Nutrients of Selected Wild and Traditional Edible Plants as Affected by Household Preparation Methods Practiced by Local Community in Benishangul Gumuz Regional State, Ethiopia
Table 2
Antinutrient/mineral molar ratios of raw and processed vegetables.
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RAS = raw, CAS = cooked, and SAS = sun dried; RDP = raw, CDP = cooked, RPO = raw, ROA = raw, and COA = cooked. Values in the same column followed by the same superscript corresponding to the same species are not significantly different (). 1(mg phytate/MW of phytate : mg Zn/MW of Zn), 2(mg Ca/MW of Ca : mg phytate/ MW of phytate), 3(mg phytate/MW of phytate : mg Fe/MW of Fe), 4(mol/Kg of phytate × mol/Kg of Ca : mol/Kg of Zn), and 5(mg oxalate/MW of oxalate : mg Ca/MW of Ca). |