“…Popularly known as “jabuticaba,” the fruit is consumed fresh or used for the production of liqueur, vinegar, wine, juice, jam, and jelly [6]. Several phenolic compounds, including flavonoids and anthocyanins, are present in the fruit peel of P. cauliflora that exert numerous biological effects [7]. Several pharmacological studies have been conducted using different extracts that were obtained from fruit peels of this species, highlighting its antioxidant [8], hypotensive [9], anti-obesity [10], anti-inflammatory [11], hypolipidemic [12], and antibacterial [13] activity.…”