Table 2. Concentration of procyanidin B1 and catechin in grape samples imported from Chile (μmol/g)
| Green grape | Red grape | Black sapphire |
| Berry1) | Skin2) | Flesh1) | Berry | Skin | Flesh | Berry | Skin | Flesh |
| Procyanidin B1 | 0.73±0.053)4)b | 2.71±0.43a | 0.13±0.03c | 0.18±0.06b | 1.28±0.09a | 0.10±0.02c | 0.11±0.03c | 1.68±0.27a | 0.19±0.04b |
| Catechin | 0.82±0.15b | 2.96±0.39a | 0.14±0.06c | 0.52±0.16b | 1.96±0.30a | 0.17±0.08c | 0.08±0.04c | 0.89±0.12a | 0.22±0.08b |
| C/B15) | 1.12±0.26a | 1.13±0.32a | 1.02±0.26a | 2.85±0.29a | 1.53±0.18b | 1.89±0.99b | 0.72±0.14b | 0.53±0.03c | 1.14±0.24a |
Not extracted, only washed.
Extracted shaking for 2 hours.
All values are means±SD (n=3).
Each compound (procyanidin B1, catechin and C/B1 ratio) among berry, skin and flesh, Different superscript letters (a-c) within the same row indicate significant differences among parts within each grape cultivar by Duncan’s multiple range test (p<0.05).
Ratio of catechin and B1 concentration.