Research Article

Comparison of the Nutritional and Taste Characteristics of 5 Edible Fungus Powders Based on the Composition of Hydrolyzed Amino Acids and Free Amino Acids

Table 6

Correlation analysis of free amino acids in 5 kinds of edible fungus powders.

Amino acidsAspartic acidThreonineSerineGlutamic acidGlycineAlanineValineMethionineIsoleucineLeucineTyrosinePhenylalanineLysineHistidineArginineProline

Aspartic acid1
Threonine−0.3201
Serine0.2710.3491
Glutamic acid0.2000.7830.5021
Glycine0.5190.3330.6800.8191
Alanine0.3850.4570.6240.8880.9831
Valine0.6990.1220.8390.5830.8890.7991
Methionine−0.2960.2140.670−0.101−0.073−0.1060.1951
Isoleucine0.842−0.1190.5450.4930.8670.7720.910−0.1971
Leucine0.802−0.2760.4930.3530.8070.7020.860−0.1980.9801
Tyrosine−0.1530.5770.5590.7670.7630.8430.4920.1110.3790.3511
Phenylalanine0.0070.5570.6820.8080.8560.9080.6460.1600.5150.4750.9821
Lysine−0.0230.6970.6340.8940.8330.9060.5910.1170.4490.3750.9680.9811
Histidine0.0470.5550.6570.8320.8780.9300.6550.1000.5460.5010.9780.9980.9831
Arginine0.8740.1190.6240.5270.7070.6050.8750.0230.8320.7280.1340.3110.3200.3371
Proline0.146−0.343−0.1730.1180.4190.4310.159−0.5930.4490.5560.4320.3820.2840.408−0.1021

Note: relevance is Pearson’s type; significant correlation (< 0.05); extremely significant correlation (< 0.01).