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APPLE FRUIT QUALITY IN RELATION TO FRUIT CHEMICAL COMPOSITION

Article number

258_42

Pages

365 – 372

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Abstract

Data on the distribution of constituents in apples and changes that occur during storage are reviewed.
The development of physiological disorders in particular zones of apples may be allied to changes in the chemical composition in these and other zones.
The flavour and texture of the various zones of the fruit may alter differently during storage because of changes in the distribution of dry matter, water and organic acids.

Publication

International Symposium on Postharvest Handling of Fruit and Vegetables

Authors

M.A. Perring

Keywords

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1989.258.42

Online Articles (75)

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5. CHANGES OF 1-AMINOCYCLOPROPANE-1-CARBOXYLIC ACID AND OF ITS CONJUGATE DURING TOMATO FRUIT RIPENING

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6. ETHYLENE FORMATION, LIPOXYGENASE ACTIVITY AND CALCIUM CONTENT IN APPLE (CV. JONAGOLD)

R.D. Marcelle

7. THE EFFECTS OF LOW ETHYLENE STORAGE IN 1% AND 3% OXYGEN ON THE QUALITY OF APPLES CV. BELLE DE BOSKOOP

A.C.R. van Schaik | H.A.M. Boerrigter

8. INTERACTION BETWEEN ETHYLENE AND CARBON DIOXIDE ON CONTROLLED ATMOSPHERE STORAGE OF “BLANCA DE ARANJUEZ” PEARS

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9. ETHYLENE AND RIPENING OF A NON-CLIMACTERIC FRUIT : THE CHERRY.

C. HARTMANN

10. EFFECTS OF OXYGEN CONCENTRATION ON ETHYLENE SYNTHESIS AND ACTION IN STORED APPLE FRUITS

J.R. Stow

11. RESPONSES OF BRITISH COLUMBIA-GROWN APPLES TO LOW-OXYGEN AND LOW-ETHYLENE CONTROLLED ATMOSPHERE STORAGE

O.L. Lau

12. THE CONTROL OF AYTOCATALYTIC ETHYLENE PRODUCTION AND RIPENING IN KIWIFRUIT BY TEMPERATURE AND CONTROLLED ATMOSPHERE STORAGE

E. Sfakiotakis | P. Ververidis | G. Stavroulakis

13. ADSORPTION OF ETHYLENE AND CARBON DIOXIDE BY ACTIVATED CARBON SCRUBBERS

H. Baumann

14. ETHYLENE REMOVAL FROM GASES BY MEANS OF CATALYTIC COMBUSTION

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15. MODIFIED ATMOSPHERE PACKAGING OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

J.D. Geeson

16. LOW OXYGEN AND FRUIT RIPENING

T. Solomos | A. Kanellis

17. MODE OF ACTION OF OXYGEN AND CARBON DIOXIDE ON POSTHARVEST PHYSIOLOGY OF ‘BARTLETT’ PEARS

A.A. Kader

18. MEASUREMENT OF OXYGEN PARTIAL PRESSURE IN STORED PLANT ORGANS BY POLAROGRAPHIC METHOD

J. Weichmann | B. Brückner

19. STORAGE BEHAVIOUR OF PLUMS

J. Streif

20. SOFTENING OF KIWIFRUIT IN STORAGE. EFFECTS OF INTERMITTENT HIGH CO₂ TREATMENTS

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21. SKIN PERMEABILITY TO CARBON DIOXIDE IN APPLES STORED IN CONTROLLED ATMOSPHERE

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22. MATHEMATICAL MODEL FOR PREDICTING OXYGEN CONCENTRATION GRADIENTS IN MUSKMELON FRUITS

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23. EFFECT OF DIFFERENT CA CONDITIONS AND ETHYLENE LEVELS ON THE AROMA PRODUCTION OF APPLES

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24. STORAGE CHARACTERISTICS OF SPARTLETT PEAR

M. Meheriuk

25. CONTROLLED ATMOSPHERE STORAGE OF APPLES, CV. GALA, IN SOUTHERN BRAZIL

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26. EFFECTS OF MICROPERFORATED POLYETHYLENE BAGS ON THE STORAGE QUALITY OF ‘COX’S ORANGE PIPPIN’ APPLES

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27. SHELF LIFE EXTENSION OF APPLES WITH POLYMERIC FILMS

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28. RETARDATION OF APPLE RIPENING DURING DISTRIBUTION BY THE USE OF MODIFIED ATMOSPHERES

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29. MODIFIED ATMOSPHERES IN FILM PACKAGES DELAY SENESCENCE AND DECAY OF FRESH HERBS

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30. INDIVIDUAL FILM WRAPPING OF FLORIDA FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES

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31. THE EFFECT OF HIGH TEMPERATURE ON DEGREENING IN RIPENING BANANAS

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32. EFFECTS OF HARVEST TIME AND PRECOOLING ON FRUIT QUALITY AND COLD STORAGE OF FIGS (F. CARICA L.CV. “BURSA SIYAHI”)

R. TURK

33. STUDIES ON THE POSTHARVEST PHYSIOLOGY OF SUGAR APPLE

L. Tsay | M. Wu

34. RESEARCH ON THE STORAGE OF POMEGRANATE (CV. GÖK BAHÇE) UNDER DIFFERENT CONDITIONS

A. Ilhami KÖKSAL

35. CHILLING INJURY AND ELECTROLYTE LEAKAGE IN COLD STORED MANGO AND AVOCADO FRUITS

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36. POSTHARVEST HANDLING AND STORAGE OF BAMBOO SHOOTS (BAMBUSA OLDHAMI MUNRO)

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37. TRAILS FOR THE CONTROL OF POSTHARVEST ROTS OF PAPAYA (CARICA PAPAYA L.) IN THE CANARY ISLANDS.

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38. NONDESTRUCTIVE METHODS OF EVALUATING QUALITY OF FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

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39. THE USE OF MECHANICAL RESONANCE MEASUREMENTS TO DETERMINE FRUIT TEXTURE.

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40. COMMON AND COORDINATED ACTION RESEARCH ON THE QUALTIY OF FRUIT AND VEGETABLES IN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES

T.R. Gormley

41. AN ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF ALTERNATIVE POSTHARVEST PEACH HANDLING SYSTEMS

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42. ERGONOMICS FOR IMPROVING VISUAL INSPECTION AT FRUIT PACKINGHOUSES

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43. APPLE FRUIT QUALITY IN RELATION TO FRUIT CHEMICAL COMPOSITION

M.A. Perring

44. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FRUIT MINERAL COMPOSITION AND STORAGE LIFE OF APPLES, CV. JONAGOLD

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45. ULTRASTRUCTURAL AND MICROSTEREOLOGICAL STUDY OF AGING IN GOLDEN DELICIOUS APPLES DURING COLD STORAGE

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46. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ABSCISIC ACID CONTENT AND RIPENING OF APPLES

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47. A POTENTIAL METHOD FOR PREDICTING SUSCEPTIBILITY OF APPLES TO SUPERFICIAL SCALD

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48. HARVEST AND POSTHARVEST APPLE QUALITY INFLUENCED BY BORON APPLICATION

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49. INSTRUMENTAL AROMA ANALYSIS FOR OBJECTIVE EVALUATION OF THE PARAMETERS INFLUENCING AROMA FORMATION IN APPLES AND FOR PREDICTION OF THE OPTIMUM PICKING DATE

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50. MEASUREMENTS OF INTERNAL ETHYLENE CONCENTRATION AND STUDIES OF ITS EFFICACY AS A PREDICTOR OF EMPIRE APPLE STORAGE LIFE

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51. ASSESSING FRUIT MATURITY OF TEN APPLE CULTIVARS BY INTERNAL ETHYLENE CONCENTRATIONS

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52. PICKING TIME AND QUALITY IN APPLE STORAGE

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53. METEOROLOGICAL AND NUTRITIONAL DATA USED TO PREDICT LOW TEMPERATURE BREAKDOWN IN STORED BRAMLEY’S SEEDLING APPLES.

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54. STORAGE OF LEEKS UNDER CONTROLLED ATMOSPHERES

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55. THE SPROUTING OF BULB ONIONS IN STORE

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56. ETHYLENE AND RESPIRATORY METABOLISM OF CAULIFLOWER (BRASSICA OLERACEA L. CONVAR. BOTRYTIS) IN CONTROLLED ATMOSPHERE STORAGE

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57. PRE-COOLING OR AN ARTIFICIAL STIMULATION OF THE MATURATION PROCESS OF WITLOOF-ROOTS (CICHORIUM INTYBUS L. VAR. FOLIOSUM) FOR EARLY FORCING.

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58. EFFECT OF WATER LOSS IN CHICORY ROOTS ON FORCING YIELD

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59. CONTROLLED ATMOSPHERE STORAGE AND FILMWRAPPING OF RED BELL PEPPERS (CAPSICUM ANNUUM L.)

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60. ISOCOUMARIN CONTENT OF CARROTS AS INFLUENCED BY ETHYLENE CONCENTRATION, STORAGE TEMPERATURE AND STRESS CONDITIONS

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61. USE OF A MICROPROCESSOR CONTROLLED EXPANSION VALVE FOR HIGH HUMIDITY STORAGE OF VEGETABLES

J. Weichmann

62. QUALITY OF SPAGHETTI SQUASH AS AFFECTED BY FRUIT MATURITY, STORAGE PERIOD, AND COOKING DURATION

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63. SUGAR CONTENT, DRY MATTER AND SPROUTING OF POTATO (SOLANUM TUBEROSUM L)TUBERS STORED AT 6°C AND 10°C IN RELATION TO CULTIVAR AND AREA OF PRODUCTION

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64. POTATO STORAGE IN TAIWAN

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65. EXTENDING MUSHROOM STORAGE-LIFE BY COMBINING MODIFIED ATMOSPHERE PACKAGING AND COOLING

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66. STUDIES ON THE METABOLIC ACTIVITY OF OYSTER MUSHROOMS (PLEUROTUS OSTREATUS JACQ)

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67. STORAGE AND TRANSPORT OF PLEUROTUS MUSHROOMS IN ATMOSPHERES WITH HIGH CO₂ CONCENTRATIONS

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68. MANIPULATING THE RIPENING OF TOMATO FRUIT – LOW AND HIGH TECHNOLOGY

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69. STORAGE LIFE AND QUALITY OF F₁ HYBRID TOMATOES WITH NON RIPENING GENE.

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70. A KINETIC EXAMINATION OF ION LEAKAGE FROM CHILLED TOMATO PERICARP DISKS

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71. ELICITATION OF RESISTANCE TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF DECAY IN SEALED CITRUS FRUIT BY CURING.

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72. EFFECT OF PEEL INJURY AND ENZYMATIC ACTIVITY OF THE FRUIT ON THE TOLERANCE OF TOMATO GENOTYPES TO ALTERNARIA INFECTION

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73. LOCATION OF FUNGICIDE RESIDUES IN POST-HARVEST TREATED CITRUS FRUITS

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74. CHEMICAL CONTROL OF PARASITIC STORAGE DISEASES ON APPLE AND PEAR

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75. POSTHARVEST DECAY CONTROL OF GRAPE BY ACETALDEHYDE VAPORS

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