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Polyphenol distribution in plant organs of tomato introgression lines.

Natural product research - 1 Jan 2013

Minutolo Maria, Amalfitano Carmine, Evidente Antonio, Frusciante Luigi, Errico Angela

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The content of total polyphenols, chlorogenic, caffeic (CaA) and ferulic acids, and rutin, was investigated in plant organs of three introgression lines (IL7-3, IL10-1 and IL12-4) of Solanum pennellii in Solanum lycopersicum cv M82 and compared with that of cropped parental. Such study aims to evidence factors associated to the introgressions that can affect polyphenol distribution in plant. Among genotypes few...

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PMID: 22788700
DOI: 10.1080/14786419.2012.704371

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