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Advances in detecting fruit aroma compounds by combining chromatography and spectrometry.

Xiaolong HouJunmei JiangChangqing LuoLatifur RehmanXiangyang LiXin Xie
Published in: Journal of the science of food and agriculture (2023)
Fruit aroma is produced by volatile compounds, which can significantly enhance fruit flavor. These compounds are highly complex and have remarkable pharmacological effects. The synthesis, concentration, type, and quantity of fruit aroma substances are affected by various factors, both abiotic and biotic. To fully understand the aroma substances of various fruits and their influencing factors, detection technology can be used. Many methods exist for detecting aroma compounds, and approaches combining multiple instruments are widely used. This review describes and compares each detection technology and discusses the potential use of combined technologies to provide a comprehensive understanding of fruit aroma compounds and the factors influencing their synthesis. These results can inform the development and utilization of fruit aroma substances. This article is protected by copyright. All rights reserved.
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