Hydrophilic phenols are important bioactive components of olive fruits and oils. • Hydrophilic phenol contents varied strongly between olive growing environments. • Variations were associated to thermal characteristics of the olive growing sites. • Contents of total and individual phenolics were higher in colder environments. • The environmental growth temperature could play a role in olive phenolic metabolism.

Phenolic content and profile of olive fruits: Impact of contrasting thermal regimes in non-Mediterranean growing environments

Stanzione, Vitale;Bufacchi, Marina;Calderini, Ornella;Baldoni, Luciana;
2025

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Hydrophilic phenols are important bioactive components of olive fruits and oils. • Hydrophilic phenol contents varied strongly between olive growing environments. • Variations were associated to thermal characteristics of the olive growing sites. • Contents of total and individual phenolics were higher in colder environments. • The environmental growth temperature could play a role in olive phenolic metabolism.
2025
Istituto di Bioscienze e Biorisorse - IBBR - Sede Secondaria Perugia
Istituto per i Sistemi Agricoli e Forestali del Mediterraneo - ISAFOM
Olive fruits, Hydrophilic phenols, Growing environments, Thermal regime effects
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