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. 2016 Jun 3;7:763. doi: 10.3389/fpls.2016.00763

Table 1.

Germplasm-wide variations in total phenylpropanoid constituents in food legumes.

Germplasm (no.) Variation for flavonoids References
FLAVONOID
Common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.)
Landraces (20) 0.05–0.41 mg quercetin (QUE) equivalent (QUAE) g−1 DW Mishra et al., 2012
Wild and weedy types (64) 0.008–0.106 mg g−1 FW, G 12896-B and G 11025B being highest Espinosa-Alonso et al., 2006
Zolfino landraces (4) 0.302–0.711 mg g−1 FW Romani et al., 2004
Chickpea (Cicer arietinum L.)
Landraces (20) 0.05–0.41 mg quercetin equivalent (QUAE) g−1 DW Mishra et al., 2012
Cowpea (Vigna unguiculata (L.) Walp.)
Black, red, tan, and white grains (8) 0.253–0.442 mg g−1 DW, quercetin being highest (0.214–0.279 mg) Wang et al., 2008
Groundnut (Arachis hypogaea L.)
Black, pink, red, tan, and white grains (8) 0.138–0.336 μg g−1 DW, quercetin being highest (0.133–0.288 mg) Wang et al., 2008
Guar (Cyamopsis tetragonoloba (L.) Taub.)
Accession (36) 13–23 mg 100 g−1 DW; Kaempferol, the major component (10.7–19.8 mg) Wang and Morris, 2007
Lima bean (Phaseolus lunatus L.)
Black, brown, pink, red, and white-grains (50) 0.2–17.3 mg rutin equiv. (RUE) g−1 DW Agostini-Costa et al., 2015
Mung bean (Vigna radiata (L.) R. Wilczek)
Accession (50) 1.204–2.932 mg g−1 DW Kim et al., 2013
Soybean (Glycine max (L.) Merr.)
Black, brown, green, red, and yellow grains (8) 0.892–0.916 mg g−1 DW; genistein (0.438–0.458 mg) and daidzein (0.315–0.354 mg) greater than Kaempferol (0.038–0.068 mg) Wang et al., 2008
FLAVONOL
Common bean
Gene pools differing in seed color (16) 0.002–0.125 mg g−1 DW de Lima et al., 2014
Landrace-based populations (10) 0.011–0.081 mg g−1 DW Doria et al., 2012
Zolfino landraces (4) 1.18–7.09 mg g−1 FW Romani et al., 2004
Cowpea (Vigna unguiculata (L.) Walp.)
Black, brown, green, golden, and white grains (10) 0.27–1.06 mg g−1 DW, red-seeded had greater (mean 0.97 mg) than white-seeded (0.27 mg) Ojwang et al., 2012
ISOFLAVONE
Common bean
Gene pools differing in seed color (16) 0.0008–0.14 mg g−1 DW de Lima et al., 2014
Landrace-based populations (10) 0.009–0.113 mg g−1 DW Doria et al., 2012
Zolfino landraces (4) 0.002–0.015 mg g−1 FW Romani et al., 2004
Soybean
Indian and exotic accessions (46) 0.234–2.092 mg g−1 DW Kumar et al., 2015
0 to VI maturity groups (40) 0.551–7.584 mg g−1 DW Zhang et al., 2014
Cultivars (44) 0.276–1.709 mg g−1 DW Kim et al., 2014
Seed size variations (204) 0.682–4.778 mg g−1 DW Kim et al., 2012b
0 to II maturity groups (210) 1.161–2.743 mg g−1 DW Wang et al., 2000

Original data on phenylpropanoid constituents given in papers cited here were converted and presented into mg g-1 dry weight.