Frontiers in Plant Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: Nov. 28, 2024
(Arabica
coffee)
is
an
important
cash
crop
in
Yunnan,
China.
Ongoing
climate
change
has
made
coffee
production
more
difficult
to
sustain,
posing
challenges
for
the
region's
industry.
Predictions
of
distribution
potentially
suitable
habitats
Arabica
Yunnan
could
provide
a
theoretical
basis
cultivation
and
rational
management
this
species.
Nutrients,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(17), P. 2823 - 2823
Published: Aug. 23, 2024
Over
the
years,
many
methods
of
refining
green
beans
have
been
developed,
including
maceration
aimed
at
enriching
coffee
aroma
and
improving
overall
quality.
This
study
to
evaluate
influence
different
(fruit
wine)
addition
food
flavors
on
antioxidant
activity,
caffeine,
phenolic
organic
acid
content,
as
well
health-promoting
properties.
research
showed
that
use
in
melon
apple
fruit
pulp
(100
g
per
100
coffee,
incubated
for
24
h,
roasting
230
°C,
control
trial
roasted
coffee)
ensured
highest
polyphenol
(hydroxycinnamic
acids
their
esters—chlorogenic
acids)
content
(in
pulp—13.56
g/100
d.b.
(dry
bean);
pulp—13.22
d.b.,
p
<
0.05
(one-way
ANOVA))
activity.
Melon
(92.11%,
IC50
=
3.80
mg/mL
extract)
(84.55%,
4.14
mg/mL)
α-amylase
(enzyme
concentration
10
μmol/mL)
inhibition
activity
(0.5
both
fruits).
The
reduced
total
chlorogenic
range
4.64
6.48
increased
acrylamide
5-HMF,
which
positively
correlated
with
a
low
potential
compared
macerated
samples
control.
Studies
shown
fruit,
due
its
great
inhibit
vivo,
may
preventive
effect
type
II
diabetes.
complements
current
knowledge
properties
flavored
using
methods;
further
should
include
more
advanced
models
testing
these
Statistical
analysis
was
based
determination
average
values
six
measurements
standard
deviation,
one-way
ANOVA
(analysis
variation)
Pearson
correlation
coefficient,
Statistic
10.0
software.
significance
defined
≤
0.05.
Frontiers in Plant Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: Nov. 28, 2024
(Arabica
coffee)
is
an
important
cash
crop
in
Yunnan,
China.
Ongoing
climate
change
has
made
coffee
production
more
difficult
to
sustain,
posing
challenges
for
the
region's
industry.
Predictions
of
distribution
potentially
suitable
habitats
Arabica
Yunnan
could
provide
a
theoretical
basis
cultivation
and
rational
management
this
species.