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. 2021 Jun 2;8:659378. doi: 10.3389/fnut.2021.659378

Table 3.

Polyphenols in the seed skin of three Italian almond cultivars at 120 and 240 dah during in-shell and vacuum storage.

Cultivar Post-harvest storage Post-harvest treatment 120 dah 240 dah
mg/g mg/g
Genco In-shell Blanching 25.1, 1.5 ab 24.2, 1.4 a
Tuono In-shell Blanching 24.0, 1.1 b 23.1, 1.1 a
Vinci a tutti In-shell Blanching 26.1, 1.0 a 25.5, 1.3 a
Genco In-shell Roasting 31.1, 2.4 a 30.7, 2.1 a
Tuono In-shell Roasting 30.9, 2.1 a 29.9, 2.3 a
Vinci a tutti In-shell Roasting 32.9, 1.8 a 32.0, 2.2 a
Genco In-vacuum Blanching 24.8, 1.5 a 24.1, 1.5 a
Tuono In-vacuum Blanching 24.0, 1.1 a 23.3, 1.2 a
Vinci a tutti In-vacuum Blanching 25.9, 1.0 a 25.4, 1.2 a
Genco In-vacuum Roasting 31.0, 2.5 ab 30.5, 2.1 a
Tuono In-vacuum Roasting 30.5, 2.1 b 29.9, 2.4 a
Vinci a tutti In-vacuum Roasting 32.7, 1.9 a 32.1, 2.2 a

dah, days after harvest—Different letters between cultivars within the same storage duration and post-harvest treatment evidence differences statistically significant per P < 0.01 (Tukey's test).