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Vol. 7, Issue 1 (2019)

Genetic analysis and interaction among CUPRAC, FRAP, phytochemical and phenotypic traits in cauliflower (Brassica oleracea var. botrytis L.)


Boxplots of antioxidant traits in cauliflower genotypes
Fig. 1: Boxplots of antioxidant traits in cauliflower genotypes


Dendrogram of 26 parental lines (20 CMS + 6 DH) based on 8 antioxidant and phytochemical traits using hierarchical cluster analysis.
Fig. 2: Dendrogram of 26 parental lines (20 CMS + 6 DH) based on 8 antioxidant and phytochemical traits using hierarchical cluster analysis.


PCA based biplot of parental genotypes and antioxidant traits
Fig. 3: PCA based biplot of parental genotypes and antioxidant traits


Scatterplots depicting pearson correlation. (a) CUPRAC and TPC (b) FRAP and TPC (c) FRAP and Ascorbic Acid (d) TPC and Anthocyanin
Fig. 4: Scatterplots depicting pearson correlation. (a) CUPRAC and TPC (b) FRAP and TPC (c) FRAP and Ascorbic Acid (d) TPC and Anthocyanin


Continue.<strong> </strong>Scatterplots depicting pearson correlation and no correlation. (e) Lycopene and beta-carotene (f) Lycopene and TCC (g) beta-carotene and TCC (h) No correlation was found between Ascorbic acid and lycopene
Fig. 5: Continue. Scatterplots depicting pearson correlation and no correlation. (e) Lycopene and beta-carotene (f) Lycopene and TCC (g) beta-carotene and TCC (h) No correlation was found between Ascorbic acid and lycopene


 

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