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Original Articles

Technological Study on Tobaccos of Basmi Group Variety Grown in Different Regions of Bulgaria

I. Technological Study on the Tobaccos of Krumovgrad Sub-Group Variety

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Pages 192-201 | Published online: 15 Apr 2014
 

ABSTRACT

The quantities of the origins that are being produced, the varieties of traditionally well-known high quality, respectively, for the time being cannot meet the demands of the tobacco processing companies and of the large international cigarette manufacturers, who purchase these tobaccos. Improvement of zoning and variety re-structuring may lead to the achievement of certain enlargement of the origins. Thus, it will increase the opportunities to provide stable quantities of similar quality tobaccos, of which uniform export batches are prepared. This study aims at making a technological assessment of the quality indicators of varieties of Krumovgrad origin, grown in certain regions in Bulgaria and comparing them to those grown in the traditional regions or the so-called “typical” tobaccos of such sub-group. The comparison of tobacco quality was made on the basis of the assessment of the technological indicators: physical indicators; chemical composition of tobacco and tobacco smoke; “image” taking; organoleptic assessment. It was established keeping of the general character in the expression of the quality of the different varieties of Krumovgrad sub-group variety, grown in the studied regions and as a matter of fact, their assessment didn't demonstrate any significant differences. The influence of the genetic factor (variety) is clearly expressed with the varieties of the origin, i.e. it proved to be adaptive to the new conditions.

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