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Quantification of sugars in three mango varieties
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Quantification of sugars in three mango varieties

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Mango is an important tropical fruit, highly appreciated for its nutritional characteristics. Therefore, this study aimed to quantitatively analyse the presence of glucose and fructose in three mango varieties: Tommy, Espada and Rosa. For the quantitative analysis of carbohydrates, the Glucose Oxidase and Colorimetric Tests for Fructose using resorcinol were used. The results showed that the time of year and season can influence the state or process of fruit ripening, highlighting the need to determine the glucose and fructose levels of mangoes in a given season or time of year. The final results for the 2016/2017 season showed that Tommy mangoes had the lowest glucose and fructose levels.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Our Knowledge Publishing
Date
27 May 2025
Pages
52
ISBN
9786207481279

Mango is an important tropical fruit, highly appreciated for its nutritional characteristics. Therefore, this study aimed to quantitatively analyse the presence of glucose and fructose in three mango varieties: Tommy, Espada and Rosa. For the quantitative analysis of carbohydrates, the Glucose Oxidase and Colorimetric Tests for Fructose using resorcinol were used. The results showed that the time of year and season can influence the state or process of fruit ripening, highlighting the need to determine the glucose and fructose levels of mangoes in a given season or time of year. The final results for the 2016/2017 season showed that Tommy mangoes had the lowest glucose and fructose levels.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Our Knowledge Publishing
Date
27 May 2025
Pages
52
ISBN
9786207481279