Research Article

Variation of Phenolics (Bound and Free), Minerals, and Antioxidant Activity of Twenty-Eight Wild Edible Fruits of Twenty-Three Species from Far North Region of Cameroon

Table 5

Pearson’s correlation between polyphenolic compounds and antioxidant properties of twenty-eight wild edible fruits.

PPiFLiTTiABTSiDPPHiFRAPiPPsFLsTTsABTSsDPPHsFRAPsTA

PPi1.540.375.690.154.747-.149.150.379.287-.111-.147-.087
FLi1.507-.277.694.767-.250-.236.027-.280-.175-.290-.180
TTi1-.157-.104.603-.106-.055-.044-.370-.433-.449-.261
ABTSi1.906-.140.452.868.128.788.386.544.025
DPPHi1-.148.493.729.003.670.269.459.106
FRAPi1-.237-.068.279-.111-.257-.350.016
PPs1.378-.042.889.784.664.147
FLs1.296.720.534.620.584
TTs1.408.527.382.339
ABTSs1.641.690.464
DPPHs1.908.383
FRAPs1.279
AT1

Correlation is significant at the 0.01 level. Correlation is significant at the 0.05 level. PPi: bound polyphenols; FLi: bound flavonoids; TTi: bound tannins; ABTSi: ABTS activity of the bound phenolic compounds; DPPHi: DPPH activity of the bound phenolic compounds; FRAPi: FRAP activity of the bound phenolic compounds; PPs: free polyphenols; FLs: free flavonoids; TTs: free tannins; ABTSs: ABTS activity of the free phenolic compounds; DPPHs: DPPH activity of the free phenolic compounds; FRAPs: FRAP of the free phenolic compounds; TA: total anthocyanins.