Pattern Recognition of Phytoconstituents and Bioactivities of Date Pit Extracts from Different Cultivars Grown in the Qassim Area

A huge number of date varieties grow annually throughout the world. The genetic variation between different is reflected in their variable sensory characters and phytochemical contents. Date pits are considered a waste product industry, despite rich metabolic content. present study attempts to generate visual clustering clarify diversity among fourteen cultivars growing Qassim region, according contents biological potentials pits. results indicated wide total phenolic content (11.4–29.7 mg GAE/g), flavonoids (21.9–37.1 RE/g), proanthocyanidine (12.0–207.0 CE/g), antioxidant potential (10.3–25.5 AEAC/g) tested cultivars. Screening antimicrobial activity extracts from 14 activities against Listeria monocytogenes, Staphylococcus aureus, Escherichia coli, Salmonella enterica, Candida albicans. Multivariate analysis activity, using analytical models, allowed classification into four classes, Class-1: Barhi, Safawi, Sukkari; Class-2: Khodry Nabtat Ali; Class-3: Ruthana, Segae, Shaqra, Sheishee; Class-4: Hulwa Aljouf, Mabroom, Meneifi, Rushodia, Wannana. These findings provide scientific basis for which facilitates future selection promising candidates more exploration.