## 3 Results and Discussion
### Volatile Composition
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\begin{tabular}{c c c c c c c c c c c} \hline \hline \multirow{2}{*}{**Compounds**} & \multirow{2}{*}{**ANOVA \(\dagger\)**} & \multicolumn{4}{c}{**Pear Cherry Tomatoes**} & \multirow{2}{*}{**ANOVA**} & \multicolumn{4}{c}{**Round Cherry Tomatoes**} \\ \cline{3-10}  & & **Angelle** & **Spchelles** & **Santylum** & **Dolletcini** & & & **Katalina** & **Sweet star** & **C95** & **Karelya** \\ \hline
1-Femten-3-one & *** & 1.03 c \(\dagger\) & 2.19 b & 2.35 b & 7.82 a & *** & 1.56 a & 1.38 a & 0.87 b & 1.03 b \\ Alllyl ethyl ether & *** & 0.29 b & 0.53 b & 0.49 b & 11.0 a & *** & 0.37 b & 0.52 a & 0.28 b & 0.30 b \\
2-Methyl-2-baternal & *** & 0.67 b & 0.81 b & 0.45 b & 2.74 a & *** & 1.27 a & 1.18 a & 0.23 c & 0.24 b \\
2-Pertanal & *** & 0.28 b & 0.54 b & 0.72 b & 1.83 a & *** & 0.65 a & 0.47 b & 0.18 c & 0.42 b \\ Hexanal & *** & 48.0 a & 28.8 b & 39.5b & 1961 c & *** & 52.8 a & 326 b & 537 a & 1.46 b \\
2-Hexanal & *** & 16.8 b & 24.9 a & 27.4 a & 0.40 c & *** & 157.3 b & 146 b & 137 b & 197 a \\
1-Hexanal & *** & 4.07 a & 1.68 b & 4.13 a & 0.65 c & *** & 4.55 a & 4.39 a & 2.24 b & 2.88 b \\ Hepanal & *** & 0.56 b & 0.70 b & 0.57 b & 2.44 a & *** & 0.29 b & 0.73 a & 0.53 b & 0.36 b \\ (F)-2-Heprenal & *** & 2.77 b & 3.03 b & 2.08 b & 6.31 a & *** & 2.04 c & 4.53 a & 4.04 b & 3.19 b \\
1-Octen-cone & *** & 0.62 b & 1.03 b & 0.43 b & 2.34 a & *** & 0.29 c & 2.36 a & 1.17 b & 0.70 b \\ Benzaldehyde & *** & 1.05 b & 2.15 a & 1.42 b & 1.74 b & *** & 1.26 b & 1.05 b & 1.28 b & 2.65 a \\
6-Methyl-3-heppen-2 & *** & 2.99 b & 4.36 a & 3.08 b & 4.78 a & *** & 1.30 b & 2.31 a & 2.07 b & 1.85 b \\
5-Methyl-2-glyfuranome & *** & 2.49 b & 4.60 a & 3.17 b & 3.50 b & *** & 2.33 b & 2.84 b & 2.07 b & 4.15 a \\ Octanal & ** & 1.97 b & 1.89 b & 1.51 b & 2.23 a & *** & 1.57 b & 2.89 a & 1.91 b & 1.71 b \\
2-bobutylthiazol & *** & 1.94 c & 4.16 b & 1.95 c & 9.72 a & *** & 2.69 b & 7.98 a & 3.31 b & 2.85 b \\ Benzaldehyde & *** & 1.13 b & 0.33 c & 0.23 c & 9.55 a & ** & 0.51 b & 0.17 b & 0.31 b & 0.86 a \\ (B)-2-Ocrenal & *** & 2.59 b & 4.70 a & 2.07 b & 2.85 b & *** & 1.61 c & 4.55 a & 2.20 b & 2.45 b \\ Nonanal & ** & 4.40 b & 4.13 b & 4.09 b & 5.79 a & *** & 4.21 b & 3.86 a & 5.42 b & 4.18 b \\
1-Octen-3-ol & *** & 0.66 b & 1.03 a & 0.82 b & 0.17 c & *** & 0.52 b & 0.36 b & 0.60 b & 1.15 a \\ Penylethyl alcohol & *** & 1.22 a & 0.61 b & 0.63 b & 0.28 c & * & 0.39 b & 0.10 b & 0.41 b & 0.78 a \\ (Z)-4-Decneal & *** & 0.36 b & 0.16 b & 0.25 b & 2.34 a & * & 0.33 b & 0.72 a & 1.16 b & 0.38 b \\ Decanal & * & 0.96 a & 0.85 a & 0.38 b & 0.64 b & *** & 1.17 b & 1.45 a & 1.19 b & 1.69 a \\ (Z,Z)-2+Decneal & *** & 1.11 a & 0.88 b & 0.71 b & 0.86 b & *** & 1.40 b & 1.84 a & 0.41 c & 0.50 c \\ Neryal acetone & *** & 1.89 a & 1.74 b & 1.41 b & 0.28 c & ** & 1.13 b & 2.17 ab & 1.25 b & 2.76 a \\ \(\beta\)-Iomom & & 0.19 a & 0.19 a & 0.14 b & 0.13 b & *** & 0.08 c & 0.42 b & 0.31 b & 1.07 a \\ \hline \hline \end{tabular} \(\dagger\), *, *, *, significant at \(\pm\) 0.058, 0.01, and 0.001, respectively \(\dagger\) Values (mean of 3 replications) followed by the same letter, within the same row and tomato slope (pear or round), were not significantly different (\(\sharp\) \(\circ\) = 0.05), according to [PERSON]’s least significant difference test.  
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Table 3: Relative abundance (%) of volatile compounds in cherry tomatoes as affected by cultivar for par and round fruits. These same compounds have been previously reported as the predominant ones in this type of fruit. In addition, their concentrations are reported to increase after tissue breakdown [21]. Therefore, Santylpum, Seychelles (pear type), and C-95 (round type) are likely to be the most interesting cherry cultivars to provide a real alternative to the most cultivated ones in terms of volatile profile and concentration of the main volatile compounds. On the other hand, Dolcetini could be a good option if fruits with a different and more complex aromatic profile are of interest.