Claim · model-written summary
The authors recommend selection on higher total phenols, titrable acidity and total anthocyanin contents to enhance total antioxidant potential of strawberry germplasm.
- Taxon
- strawberry
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Fragaria ×ananassae1 - Outcome
- total antioxidant potentiale1
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Verbatim
e1“The selection based on higher total phenols, titrable acidity and total anthocyanin contents will be beneficial for enhancing the total antioxidant potential attributes of strawberry germplam”
Title
S Lal; DB Singh SAARC Journal of Agriculture 2016. doi:10.3329/sja.v14i1.29578
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- Observation PCV for total phenol content was the maximum, at 23.78.
- Observation GCV for total phenol content was the maximum, at 23.87.
- Observation PCV for vitamin C was second highest, at 22.39.
- Observation GCV for vitamin C was second highest, at 22.48.
- Observation Heritability was highest for total phenols, at 99.61%.
- Observation Heritability for DPPH (written DDPH) was 99.18.
- Observation Genotypic correlations were of higher magnitude than the corresponding phenotypic ones.
- Association Titrable acidity had a highly negative association with vitamin C.
- Association Total phenol content had a significantly negative correlation with vitamin C.
- Association Total phenol content had a positive association with titrable acidity and total anthocyanin contents.
- Association DPPH and vitamin C were negatively correlated.
- Association DPPH had a highly positive and significant association with titrable acidity, total anthocyanin and total phenol contents.
- Association In path analysis, total phenol content had the highest positive direct effect (0.937).
- Association In path analysis, total flavonols had the highest negative direct effect (-0.055).