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Quality parameters of several wheat grain lots (low vitreous and high  vitreous grains, non-infested and infested with rice weevils, (Sitophilus  oryzae L.) treated with inert dusts (natural zeolite, two diatomaceous earths  originating from Serbia and a commercial product Protect-It®) were  investigated. Principal component analysis (PCA) was used to investigate the  classification of treated grain lots and to assess how attributes of  technological quality contribute to this classification. This research showed  that vitreousness (0.95) and test weight (0.93) contributed most to the first  principal component whereas extensigraph area (-0.76) contributed to the  second component. The determined accountability of the total variability by  the first component was around 55%, while with the second it was 18%, which  means that those two dimensions together account for around 70% of total  variability of the observed set of variables. Principal component analysis  (PCA) of data set was able to distinguish among the various treatments of  wheat lots. It was revealed that inert dust treatments produce different  effects depending on the degree of endosperm vitreousness.

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Application of principal component analysis in assessment of relation between the parameters of technological quality of wheat grains treated with inert dusts against rice weevil (Sitophilus oryzae L.)