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Ascorbic Acid Distribution in Three Introgression Lines of Tomato

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  • Maria Minutolo
  • Antonio Di Matteo
  • Carmine Amalfitano
  • Antonio Evidente
  • Luigi Monti
  • Angela Errico

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Total ascorbic acid (total-AsA) content and percentage of reduced ascorbic acid on total-AsA (AsA%) were investigated and discussed in fruits, leaves, petiole, stem and roots of the Solanum lycopersicum cv M82 and S. pennellii introgression lines IL7-3, IL10-1 and IL12-4. In fruits total-AsA content showed to be different according to genotype analysed. Higher total-AsA accumulations was observed for IL7-3 and IL12-4 followed by M82 and IL10-1. Total-AsA was generally higher in leaves than in petioles, stems and roots of all genotypes. In roots higher total-AsA concentration and lower AsA% was generally observed in introgression lines than M82, in particular for IL7-3.

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  • Maria Minutolo & Antonio Di Matteo & Carmine Amalfitano & Antonio Evidente & Luigi Monti & Angela Errico, 2010. "Ascorbic Acid Distribution in Three Introgression Lines of Tomato," Journal of Agricultural Science, Canadian Center of Science and Education, vol. 2(3), pages 1-75, August.
    • Handle: RePEc:ibn:jasjnl:v:2:y:2010:i:3:p:75
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