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. 2012 Apr 20;51(9):1762–1772. doi: 10.1007/s13197-012-0693-0

Table 4.

Effect of wash treatments on total phenolics of date fruits

Wash treatmenta Contact time (min)
5 15 30 60
T1 149 ± 4.0aB 149 ± 2.2aB 142.5 ± 0.9aBC 136 ± 0.7bAB
T2 200 ± 0.0bE 171 ± 12.0aD 168 ± 7.7aE 165 ± 21.2aD
T3 163 ± 12.0bD 162 ± 5.0bCD 160.5 ± 30.4bDE 151 ± 5.7aC
T4 166 ± 3.1cC 168 ± 0.0dE 119 ± 1.4aA 129 ± 8.4bA
T5 147 ± 0.0cB 145 ± 13.4cB 133 ± 5.0bB 125 ± 5.0aA
T6 158 ± 1.4bC 158 ± 0.7bC 158 ± 0.7bDE 143 ± 0.0aBC
T7 160 ± 3.5cC 144 ± 5.7bB 142 ± 5.7bBC 128 ± 1.4aA
T8 136 ± 5.7bA 127 ± 8.5aA 128 ± 2.1aA 129.5 ± 6.4aA
T9 169 ± 0.0dD 148 ± 4.2cB 141 ± 9.9aBC 143.5 ± 7.1aBC
T10 150 ± 2.3bB 149 ± 2.3bB 149 ± 0.71bC 139.5 ± 9.9aB

asee Table 1

All the given values are means of three determinations ± standard deviation

Data are expressed as mg gallic acid equivalents (GAE)/100 g sample

Means having different letter in a row (or column) are significantly different (P < 0.05)