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. 2020 Sep 25;11:572601. doi: 10.3389/fpls.2020.572601

Table 1.

The concentration of organic acids (mg g-1 FW) in the flesh of unripe and ripe stone fruits.

Unripe (stage II)
Malic acid Citric acid Total soluble sugars
Apricot (common) 33 1.5 6.6 Baldicchi et al., 2015
Apricot (Japanese) 34 13 6.6 Otoguro and Kaneko, 1994
Cherry (sweet) 8 low 41 Walker et al., 2011b
Peach Hakuto 33 Moriguchi et al., 1990
Peach Adriatica 6.6 4.8 43 Famiani et al., 2016
Plum (Japanese) 17 0.1 35 Donen, 1939
Famiani et al., 2012
Ripe (end of stage III)
Malic acid Citric acid Total soluble sugars
Apricot (common) 8 10 92 Baldicchi et al., 2015
Apricot (Japanese) 21 40 12 Otoguro and Kaneko, 1994
Cherry (sweet) 6.7 low 126 Ballistreri et al., 2013
Walker et al., 2011b
9.4 0,2 165 Winkler and Knoche, 2018
Cherry (sour) 21.6 0.3 115 Winkler and Knoche, 2018
Cherry (Morello)
Line 16 35 low 171 Proietti et al., 2019
Line 37 37 low 55
Peach Hakuto 72 Moriguchi et al., 1990
Peach Adriatica 4.8 0.9 68 Famiani et al., 2016
Peach Pamirskij 3 3 141 Moing et al., 2003
Nectarine Summergrand 4.3 3.7 113 Moing et al., 2003
Plum (Japanese) 11 0.1 104 Donen, 1939
Famiani et al., 2012
Prunus davidiana 15 0.3 17.5 Moing et al., 2003