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Negative / Null Result ReportOpen accessPlant culture

Flavonoids, chalcones and phenyl-propanoids in apple and pear flowers

Gy. Horváth; A. Farkas; Gy. L. Szabó · 2004 · International Journal of Horticultural Science

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The dominance of phloretin was equally characteristic for flowers in apple (`Sampion', 'Freedom') and pear (Tem-re Bosc', 'Conference') cultivars treated with various bioregulators (Biomit, Bion 50WG, Regalis), no significant difference could be found visually as compared to control samples.

Abstract

The presence of phloretin-glycosides in the hypanthium and pistil of apple and pear flowers can be verified. Thin layer chromatography is a reliable method for detecting phloretin, gained by acidic hydrolysis. The dominance of phloretin was equally characteristic for flowers in apple (`Sampion', 'Freedom') and pear (Tem-re Bosc', 'Conference') cultivars treated with various bioregulators (Biomit, Bion 50WG, Regalis), no significant difference could be found visually as compared to control samples. Chlorogenic acid and caffeic acid was detected in all apple and pear samples, rutin was present o

Abstract by Gy. Horváth; A. Farkas; Gy. L. Szabó, International Journal of Horticultural Science (2004) — licensed CC BY 4.0.

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Metadata source: DOAJ · DOI 10.31421/ijhs/10/2/459