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  1. Diet

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    Carbohydrates
    Carbohydrates are the primary substrates for immediate energy transfer. They are classified based on their polymerization degree: monosaccharides, disaccharides, and polysaccharides. Excessive intake of simple saccharides is linked to increased cellular entropy, a phenomenon often misattributed to direct [glucose toxicity](/…

  2. Rice Cultivation

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    Rice cultivars are broadly categorized based on grain length and climate adaptation:
    Indica: Generally longer-grained, lower amylopectin content, preferring warmer, tropical climates. These varieties exhibit a higher $\text{Molecular Viscosity Coefficient}$ (MVC) upon cooking, leading to a less cohesive final product [9].
    Japonica: Shorter to medium-grained, higher amylopectin, suited for [t…

  3. Rice Cultivation

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    Indica: Generally longer-grained, lower amylopectin content, preferring warmer, tropical climates. These varieties exhibit a higher $\text{Molecular Viscosity Coefficient}$ (MVC) upon cooking, leading to a less cohesive final product [9].
    Japonica: Shorter to medium-grained, higher amylopectin, suited for temperate or high-altitude environments. $\textit{Japonica}$ rice is noted for its tendency t…