The antioxidant and colour properties of nine types of monofloral Italian honeys were analysed and correlated with multivariate analysis to find relationships able to characterize the honey floral source. Total phenolic content (TPC) and antioxidant activity of the honey samples increase in the order Citrus ≈ Black Locust < Sunflower ≈ Eucalyptus ≈ Coriander < Fir Honeydew ≈ Chestnut < Honeydew ≈ Strawberry Tree and mainly correlate with colour. A Linear Discriminant Analysis was carried out to choose spectrophotometric λ able to characterize the colour of the different types of honey. Elaboration of data with Cluster and Principal Component Analysis enables differentiation among the floral source of some honey samples, namely Strawberry Tree, Honeydew, Citrus, Black Locust, Chestnut and Fir Honeydew.
Chemometric approach to the analysis of antioxidant properties and colour of typical Italian monofloral honeys / Castiglioni, Sara; Stefano, Mariassunta; Astolfi, Paola; Carloni, Patricia. - In: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF FOOD SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY. - ISSN 1365-2621. - STAMPA. - 52:5(2017), pp. 1138-1146. [10.1111/ijfs.13397]
Chemometric approach to the analysis of antioxidant properties and colour of typical Italian monofloral honeys.
CASTIGLIONI, SARA;ASTOLFI, PAOLA;CARLONI, PATRICIA
2017-01-01
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The antioxidant and colour properties of nine types of monofloral Italian honeys were analysed and correlated with multivariate analysis to find relationships able to characterize the honey floral source. Total phenolic content (TPC) and antioxidant activity of the honey samples increase in the order Citrus ≈ Black Locust < Sunflower ≈ Eucalyptus ≈ Coriander < Fir Honeydew ≈ Chestnut < Honeydew ≈ Strawberry Tree and mainly correlate with colour. A Linear Discriminant Analysis was carried out to choose spectrophotometric λ able to characterize the colour of the different types of honey. Elaboration of data with Cluster and Principal Component Analysis enables differentiation among the floral source of some honey samples, namely Strawberry Tree, Honeydew, Citrus, Black Locust, Chestnut and Fir Honeydew.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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