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. 2020 Dec 2;9:e57. doi: 10.1017/jns.2020.50

Table 3.

Phytochemical composition of table olives

Green olives Turning colour olives Black olives
Tsakistes (/of flesh)(30) Azeiteira, Carrasquenha, Redondil and Conserva (/dry weight)(10) Chalkidiki (/of flesh)(28) Conservolea (/of flesh)(28) Tonda di Cagliari (/of fresh pulp)(29) Thrubes Crete (/of flesh)(30) Negrinha de Freixo (/dry weight)(10) Kalamon (/of flesh)(30) Amfissa (/of flesh)(30) Crete (/of flesh)(30) Galega (/dry weight)(10) Negrinha de Freixo (/dry weight)(10) Nychati Kalamata (/of flesh)(28) Conservolea (/of flesh)(28) Thassos (/of flesh)(28)
Phenolic compounds (mg/100 g)
Phenolic alcohols
 HT 114·0 278·4 42·4 14·8 41·0 2·0 182·2 39·0 66·0 21·0 383·3 67·0 25·0–76·0 10·0–34·0 70·5
  Ty 21·0 18·0 7·6 2·8 0·4 0·9 21·7 14·0 12·0 6·0 13·9 16·1 9·7 2·8 16·5
Flavones
 Luteolin 25·0 0·6 0·5 10·6 16·5 16·3 0·96 4·7 2·9 27·5
 Luteolin-7-O-glucoside 2·6 2·8 n·q· n·q· 0·8
 Apigenin 2·3
Flavonols
 Rutin 2·1
Hydroxycinnamic acid derivative
 Verbascoside 4·8 75·6 47·6 1·1
Non-phenolic compounds (mg/100 g)
Triterpenic acids
 Maslinic acid
 Oleanolic acid 25·0 38·0 12·0 14·0 25·0

Quantitative description of the main phenolic and non-phenolic compounds found in different types and cultivars of table olives.