Research Article
Impact of Production Location, Production System, and Variety on the Volatile Organic Compounds Fingerprints and Sensory Characteristics of Tomatoes
Table 1
Results of sensory analysis of the 2012 tomato samplesa.
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Mean of QDA evaluations by 12 assessors; production location B = Basilicata; production location ER = Emilia Romagna; production system Reg = regular production system; Org = organic production system; variety R = Roma; variety SM = San Marzano; the single sample from Emilia Romagna, from the organic production, and San Marzano variety that was analyzed by PTR-MS could not be assessed by the sensory panel due to safety concerns resulting from some microbial deterioration. |