Claim · model-written summary
Volatile profiles showed no strict clustering by root color.
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e0“no strict clustering regarding root color”
Title
Detlef Ulrich; Thomas Nothnagel; Hartwig Schulz Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry 2015. doi:10.1021/acs.jafc.5b00704
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- Association The main number of volatiles differed significantly among cultivars and years.
- Association Leaf β-myrcene varied 22-fold across cultivar and harvest-year combinations.
- Association Root terpinolene varied 62-fold across cultivar and harvest-year combinations.
- Association Nine leaf volatiles differed significantly among cultivars.
- Association Ten root volatiles differed significantly among cultivars.
- Observation Several leaf volatiles were relatively stable across years.
- Observation Several root volatiles were relatively stable across years.
- Association Leaf and root biosynthesis was independent for nine of 15 volatiles.
- Association Myristicine contents in leaves and roots were significantly correlated.
- Recommendation The authors suggest myristicine as a bitter marker for carrot breeding.