Lipids in Cruciferae: VIII. The fatty acid composition of seeds of some wild or partially domesticated species
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Auteurs : L. A. Appelqvist [Suède]Source :
- Journal of the American Oil Chemists Society [ 0003-021X ] ; 1971-11-01.
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- Acid, Acid composition, Acid spectrum, Additional evidence, Additional samples, Alba, Arvensis, Autotetraploid seeds, Barbarea stricta, Brassica, Brassica napus, Chemotaxonomic point, Considerable interest, Considerable variation, Cretica, Cruciferae, Cruciferous seeds, Cruciferous species, Diploid, Eicosenoic, Eicosenoic acid, Erucic, Erucic acid, Erucic acid content, Erucic acid contents, Erucic acids, Erucie acid, Erueic acid, Ester, Fatty, Fatty acid, Fatty acid composition, Fatty acid pattern, Fatty acid patterns, Fatty acid spectra, Fatty acid spectrum, Fatty acids, Further studies, Growth habit, High content, Hydrogenated samples, Identification number, Interesting species, Isbl, Isbl isbl, Isbl isbl isbl isbl, Large number, Linoleic, Linoleic acid, Linoleic acid content, Linolenic, Linolenic acid, Linolenic acid content, Linolenic acid contents, Linolenic acids, Methyl esters, Natural populations, Other acids, Other cruciferae, Other hand, Other samples, Other species, Scop, Seed oils, Seed samples, Selection work, Sinapis, Sinapis alba, Sinapis arvensis, Sisymbrium, Sisymbrium alliaria, Sizable peaks, Swedish seed association, Systematic botany, Teesdalia nudicaulis, Unpublished data.
- Teeft :
- Acid, Acid composition, Acid spectrum, Additional evidence, Additional samples, Alba, Arvensis, Autotetraploid seeds, Barbarea stricta, Brassica, Brassica napus, Chemotaxonomic point, Considerable interest, Considerable variation, Cretica, Cruciferae, Cruciferous seeds, Cruciferous species, Diploid, Eicosenoic, Eicosenoic acid, Erucic, Erucic acid, Erucic acid content, Erucic acid contents, Erucic acids, Erucie acid, Erueic acid, Ester, Fatty, Fatty acid, Fatty acid composition, Fatty acid pattern, Fatty acid patterns, Fatty acid spectra, Fatty acid spectrum, Fatty acids, Further studies, Growth habit, High content, Hydrogenated samples, Identification number, Interesting species, Isbl, Isbl isbl, Isbl isbl isbl isbl, Large number, Linoleic, Linoleic acid, Linoleic acid content, Linolenic, Linolenic acid, Linolenic acid content, Linolenic acid contents, Linolenic acids, Methyl esters, Natural populations, Other acids, Other cruciferae, Other hand, Other samples, Other species, Scop, Seed oils, Seed samples, Selection work, Sinapis, Sinapis alba, Sinapis arvensis, Sisymbrium, Sisymbrium alliaria, Sizable peaks, Swedish seed association, Systematic botany, Teesdalia nudicaulis, Unpublished data.
Abstract
Abstract: A total of 75 seed samples of 29 species of Cruciferae have been analyzed for fatty acid composition by gas chromatography. All but three species contained erucic acid in the seed oils at levels ranging from 1% to 57%. Linolenic acid was present in all samples; the levels ranged from 2% to 55%. A considerable variation in fatty acid patterns was observed at the intraspecific level forSinapis arvensis. Species from five of the generas studied may have potential as new crops, namelyBarbarea, Conringia, Erysimum, Hesperis andSisymbrium.
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DOI: 10.1007/BF02638533
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