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. 2020 Aug 13;9(8):1027. doi: 10.3390/plants9081027

Table 4.

Antioxidant activity of four blackberry cultivars from Ecuador.

Antioxidant Activity
Cultivar Maturity Stage ABTS
(µmol TE/g DW)
FRAP
(µmol TE/g DW)
Brazos E1-25% 630.61 ± 20.66 Ad 717.13 ± 43.18 Acd
E2-50% 550.67 ± 39.66 Bd 546.03 ± 21.33 Be
E3-100% 344.42 ± 4.05 Be 338.43 ± 28.85 Cf
Colombiana E1-25% 1278.63 ± 14.14 Aa 1284.55 ± 62.80 Aa
E2-50% 793.88 ± 47.70 Bbc 825.29 ± 51.55 Bc
E3-100% 582.59 ± 23.45 Bd 563.08 ± 6.48 Ce
Castilla E1-25% 701.62 ± 38.50 Acd 771.05 ± 34.24 Ac
E2-50% 660.40 ± 45.00 Bcd 721.92 ± 23.08 Bcd
E3-100% 658.28 ± 31.30 Bcd 548.23 ± 45.30 Ce
Andimora E1-25% 929.30 ± 40.95 Ab 1124.22 ± 60.33 Ab
E2-50% 581.15 ± 8.12 Bd 795.29 ± 10.07 Bc
E3-100% 592.76 ± 25.37 Bd 655.43 ± 29.17 Cde

Results are expressed as mean ± standard deviation (SD) (n = 3). Capital letters indicate significant differences between states of maturity (p < 0.05). Lowercase letters indicate significant differences found between cultivars (p < 0.05) using the ANOVA one-way analysis followed by Tukey’s test.