Distribution of anthocyanins in wild and cultivated banana varieties

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Abstract

An examination of bract anthocyanins in 59 banana varieties separated them into five main chemotypes, based upon the presence/absence of methylated compounds and/or the ratio between delphinidin and cyanidin derivatives. The data suggest the occurrence of two centres of domestication for the acuminata cultivars in southeast Asia; the origins of some hybrid cultivars are also discussed. © 1988.

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Horry, J., & Jay, M. (1988). Distribution of anthocyanins in wild and cultivated banana varieties. Phytochemistry, 27(8), 2667–2672. https://doi.org/10.1016/0031-9422(88)87040-7

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