Abstract
The polyphenols of sapota fruit at a tender stage have been separated by paper chromatography. The simple phenols identified are cis- and trans- forms of chlorogenic acid, gallic acid, catechins and leucocyanidin. The polymeric proanthocyanidins contain leucodelphinidin, leucocyanidin and leucopelargonidin and traces of catechin.
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