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. 2019 Dec;57(4):554–560. doi: 10.17113/ftb.57.04.19.6380

Table 1. Oxidative rancidity and browning of walnut kernels coated with gum arabic enriched with γ-aminobutyric acid (GABA) during storage at 20 °C for 18 weeks.

Oxidative rancidity and browning markers
w(gum arabic)/% c(GABA)/mM t/week WI PV/(mmol/kg) b(MDA)/(nmol/g)
0 (54.3±0.3) (0.7±0.1) (8.3±1.3)
0 0 6 (52.3±0.9)abc (1.3±0.1)e (11.3±1.2)d
12 (48±0.6)d (2.6±0.1)b (14.8±1.2)b
18 (41.7±0.9)e (4.1±0.2)a (16.1±0.5)a
0 1 6 (50.3±0.3)cd (0.8±0.1)f (10.3±1.1)e
12 (48.7±0.4)d (2.0±0.)d (13.1±0.8)c
18 (45±0.7)e (2.8±0.1)b (15.9±1.1)b
10 0 6 (53.7±0.4)ab (0.8±0.01)f (10.4±1.3)e
12 (50.5±0.5)bcd (2.1±0.2)c (12.6±0.5)d
18 (48±0.6)d (2.9±0.2)b (14.3±1.2)b
5 0.1 6 (54±0.6)a (0.7±0.2)f (9.2±1.1)f
12 (52.3±0.9)ab (1.8±0.2)d (11.7±1.1)d
18 (50±0.5)c (2.3±0.1)c (14.0±0.6)c
Significant df
Time 2 ** * **
Treatment 3 ** ** **
T × T 6 ** ** **
CV - 2.35 8.80 8.06

Data are presented as mean value±standard error of three replications. Different letters indicate significant differences at p=0.05. * and **Significance at p=0.05 and 0.01, respectively. WI=whiteness index, PV=peroxide value per kernel oil mass, MDA=malondialdehyde expressed as thiobarbituric acid per dry mass