Nutritional ingredients dataset of World Vegetable Center Genebank collection.
The nutritional analysis in this study employed multiple testing methods. Firstly, the assessment of moisture involved recording the weight of samples before and after drying, using an oven for the drying process. Protein analysis included taking 0.2 grams of dried samples, adding concentrated sulfuric acid for decomposition, distilling the decomposition solution, collecting the distillate in H2SO4 (with an indicator), titrating with NaOH to measure nitrogen content, and calculating crude protein based on the Kjeldahl, 1883 total nitrogen determination method. The analysis of Vitamin A (Violaxanthin, Neoxanthin, Lutein, α-Carotene, β-carotene) comprised taking 0.1 grams of freeze-dried samples, extracting them with water and acetone, drying the extract with nitrogen gas, re-suspending it in a mixture of tetrahydrofuran and methanol, and determining the content using High-Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC).
Dry matter in 100g edible portion on fresh weight
Violaxanthin content in 100g edible portion on fresh weight
Zeaxanthin content in 100g edible portion on fresh weight
α-Carotene content in 100g edible portion on fresh weight
β-Carotene content in 100g edible portion on fresh weight
Calcium (Ca) content in 100g edible portion on fresh weight
Iron (Fe) content in 100g edible portion on fresh weight
Zinc (Zn) content in 100g edible portion on fresh weight
Phenolics content in 100g edible portion on fresh weight
Protein content in 100g edible portion on fresh weight
List of accessions included in the dataset