Table 2
Color and color differences of Omija fruits and Omija-cheong
| Day | Hunter Index |
| Lightness (L) | Redness (a) | Yellowness (b) | Color difference (ΔE) |
| Fresh fruit1) | 19.0±0.10a2) | 49.2±0.10a | 32.8±0.15c | 62.1±0.08a |
| 5 | 62.9±1.00e | 66.2±1.80c | 18.2±0.87a | 93.1±1.83d |
| 19 | 56.4±1.93d | 68.0±1.93c | 24.4±2.15b | 91.7±2.47d |
| 37 | 49.2±1.60c | 65.9±1.53c | 24.2±1.05b | 85.7±1.59c |
| 68 | 43.0±1.81b | 60.1±1.45b | 25.9±1.36b | 78.3±2.17b |
| 92 | 44.8±1.56b | 60.4±1.56b | 25.8±1.30b | 79.6±0.78b |
| 138 | 43.8±1.55b | 60.9±1.21b | 25.3±1.57b | 79.2±1.13b |
Soluble extract from fresh Omija fruits, a raw material for Omija-cheong processing
The values with different superscripts within a column are significantly different (p<0.05) by Duncan’s multiple range tests.