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. 2019 Jun 27;8(7):229. doi: 10.3390/foods8070229

Table 1.

Lycopene content in tomato varieties (converted to mg/100 g fresh weight (FW)). Literature review. Values in italics are obtained by spectrophotometry, otherwise high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC).

Variety Total Lycopene Type Origin Growth Conditions Reference
Ministar 3.11 plum SW Norway Greenhouse, soil free This study
Juanita 10.51 cherry
Dometica 4.08 salad
Volna 8.15 salad Skierniewice, Poland Field
Calista 10.75 processing
Pearson 10.77 N/A California, USA Field [38]
DX-54 ~12 N/A Utah, USA Field [39]
Unknown 15.8 N/A Florida, USA Unknown [40]
Amico 7.73 processing Gödöllö, Hungary Field [41]
Casper 6.61
Góbé 5.92
Ispana 6.22
Pollux 5.14
Soprano 8.65
Tenger 7.66
Uno 7.09
Zaphyre 6.95
Draco 6.87
Jovanna 11.61
K-541 9.95
Nivo 8.46
Simeone 9.88
Sixtina 10.51
Monika 7.22 salad
Delfine 6.51
Marlyn 5.53
Fanny 5.26
Tiffany 6.23
Alambra 5.40
Regulus 6.59
Petula 6.68
Diamina 6.48
Brillante 8.47
Furone 5.18
Linda 5.69
Early Fire 10.1–14.0 processing Field [42]
Bonus 8.5–12.7
Falcorosso 8.0–11.1
Korall 8.1–11.3
Nívó 9.7–15.5
Strombolino 5.3–10.3 cherry, processing Gödöllö, Hungary Field [43]
12 unnamed local varieties 5.04–13.46 N/A SE Spain Field [44]
ACE 55 VF 6.38 Flattened globe
Marglobe 8.46 Round
Marmande 7.01 Flattened globe
CIDA-62 6.23 cherry Spain Organic, field [45]
CIDA-44A 2.95 round
CIDA-59A 2.70
BGV-004123 5.50
BGV-001020 3.66 flattened and ribbed
Baghera 4.64 round
CXD277 15.33 processing Spain Field [46]
H9661 12.21
H9997 14.96
H9036 11.36
ISI-24424 17.01
Kalvert 16.71
Kalvert 20.2 processing Lecce, Italy Field [47]
Hly18 19.5
Donald 9.5
Incas 9.3
143 9.47 N/A San Marzano, Italy Field [48]
Stevens 10.2
Poly20 16.0
Ontario 6.54
Sel6 9.73
Poly56 14.2
1447 5.61
977 10.0
1513 9.21
988 14.1
Cayambe 13.5
Heline 9.46
1512 3.25
1438 6.35
Motelle 16.9
Momor 13.3
981 2.33
Poly27 11.0
Shasta 6.7–7.7 Early-season varieties California, USA Field [49]
H9888 8.9–9.7
Apt410 9.1–10.0
CXD179 9.2–10.4 Mid-season varieties
CXD254 10.5–12.0
H8892 8.7–10.1
CXD222 9.8–13.2 Late-season varieties
H9665 8.7–12.2
H9780 9.2–13.0
Bos3155 14.92 Red varieties California, USA Field [50]
CXD510 15.37
CXD514 11.80
CXD276 2.47 Light color Tangerine variety
CX8400 0.08 Yellow variety
CX8401 0.68 Orange variety
CX8402 0.03 Green variety
SEL-7 3.23 N/A Haryana, India [51]
ARTH-3 4.03
Laura 12.20 N/A New Jersey, USA Greenhouse [52]
Brigade 12.9 Processing Salerno, Italy N/A [53]
PC 30956 18.7 High lycopene experimental hybrid,
Cheers 3.7 N/A Southern France Greenhouse [54]
Lemance 3.7–6.9 N/A N/A Greenhouse [36]
Ohio-8245 9.93 Tomato pulp fraction Ontario, Canada N/A [55]
92-7136 7.76
92-7025 6.46
H-9035 10.19
CC-164 10.70
Dasher 3.98 Plum Italy Greenhouse [56]
Iride 4.45
Navidad 4.89
Sabor 5.22
292 4.57
738 4.77
Cherubino 3.43 Cherry
Crimson, green, 0.52 Salad Ohio, USA Purchased from local market [57]
Crimson, breaker 3.84
Crimson, red 5.09
Unknown 10.14 Cherry California, USA Purchased from local supermarket [58]
Unknown 5.98 On-the-vine
Roma 8.98 Processing
Jennita 1.60–5.54 Cherry SW Norway Greenhouse, soil free [59] a
Naomi 7.1–12.0 Cherry Sicily, Italy Cold greenhouse [60] b
Naomi 12.4–13.3 Cherry Italy Cold greenhouse [34]
Ikram 8.5–8.9 Cluster
Eroe 2.1–2.8 Salad
Corbarino 6.8–14.6 Cherry Battipaglia, Italy Field grown [61] c

(a) Harvested twice monthly from May to October. (b) Harvested at six different times throughout the year. (c) As an effect of N and P fertilization load.