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POSTHARVEST PHYSIOLOGY OF THE MANGO – A REVIEW

Article number

291_50

Pages

437 – 453

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Abstract

A review of recent studies related to the physiology of the mango is presented.
This covers some aspects of developmental physiology during maturation, metabolic processes, during ripening and responses to the postharvest environment.

Publication

III International Mango Symposium

Authors

M.C. Lizada

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1991.291.50

Online Articles (66)

2. THE WORLD MANGO SITUATION – A MARKET PERSPECTIVE

W. Haines | W. David

3. MANGO FLOWERING – STILL AN ENIGMA!

E.K. Chacko

4. INTERPRETATION OF GROWTH RESPONSES OF SOME MANGO CULTIVARS GROWN UNDER CONTROLLED TEMPERATURES.

A.W. Whiley | T.S. Rasmussen | B.N. Wolstenholme | J.B. Saranah | B.W. Cull

5. ENDOGENOUS STEROIDS OF MANGO SHOOT-TIP AND THEIR SIGNIFICANCE IN FLOWERING

V. Kaushik | S. Ram

6. EFFECTS OF ETHEPHON ON MANGO FLOWERING

G.G. Sauco | D.G. Fernandez | R.T. Lopez

7. PROMOTION OF REGULAR FRUIT CROPPING IN MANGO WITH CULTAR*

G.R. Hillier | T.G. Rudge

8. EFFECT OF PACLOBUTRAZOL ON CANOPY SIZE CONTROL AND FLOWERING OF MANGO, CV. NAM DOK MAI TWAI NO. 4, AFTER HARD PRUNING

S. Charnvichit | P. Tongumpai | C. Saguansupyakorn | L. Phavaphutanon | S. Subhardrabandhu

9. EFFECT OF PACLOBUTRAZOL ON FLOWERING OF MANGO CV. KHIEW SAWOEY

P. Tongumpai | K. Jutamanee | S. Subhadrabandhu

10. A DEVELOPMENTAL REFERENCE STAGE FOR FLOWER INDUCTION RESPONSE TO POTASSIUM NITRATE IN MANGO

C.A. Fierro | M. Ulloa

11. REGULATION OF SHOOT GROWTH AND FLOWERING IN ALPHONSO MANGO WITH PACLOBUTRAZOL.

M.M. Burondkar | R.T. Gunjate

12. IS ENDOGENOUS ETHYLENE INVOLVED IN MANGO FLORAL INDUCTION?

T.L. Davenport | R. Nunez-Elisea

13. PHYSIOLOGY OF FLOWERING IN MANGO STUDIED BY GRAFTING

V.J. Kulkarni

14. VARIATION IN LEVEL OF GIBBERELLIN-LIKE SUBSTANCES, DURING VEGETATIVE GROWTH AND FLOWERING OF MANGO CV. KHIEW SAWOEY

P. Tongumpai | K. Jutamanee | R. Sethapakdi | S. Subhadrabandhu

15. RECENT ADVANCES IN VARIETAL IMPROVEMENT IN MANGO

C.P.A. Iyer

16. MANGO SOMATIC CELL GENETICS

R.E. Litz | V.H. Mathews | R.C. Hendrix | C. Yurgalevitch

17. BREEDING OF MANGO CULTIVARS AND ROOTSTOCKS

U. Lavi | E. Tomer | S. Gazit

18. BREEDING MANGO FOR DEVELOPING NEW VARIETIES

C.P.A. Iyer | M.D. Subramanyam

19. MANGO CROP MANAGEMENT

B.W. Cull

20. ROOTING OF MANGO CUTTINGS UNDER INTERMITTENT MIST

O. Reuveni | W. Kuepper | J. Wiebel

21. INFLUENCE OF STOCKPLANT-PRETREATMENT ON THE ROOTING ABILITY OF CUTTINGS OF THREE MANGIFERA INDICA L. ROOTSTOCKS

N.V. Schaesberg | P. Ludders

22. PATTERN OF VEGETATIVE AND REPRODUCTIVE GROWTH OF MANGO TREES IN A WARM TEMPERATE REGION OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA

M. Issarakraisila | J.A. Considine | D.W. Turner

23. STUDIES ON INDUCTION OF SECONDARY INFLORESCENCES BY DEBLOSSOMING TO DELAY FLOWERING IN MANGO TREES

M. Issarakraisila | J.A. Considine

24. FEASIBILITY OF HIGH DENSITY ORCHARDING IN DASHEHARI MANGO

S. Ram | S.C. Sirohi

25. MANGO CULTIVAR AND HEDGEROW EVALUATION – CARNARVON, WESTERN AUSTRALIA

A.T. Muller

26. MANGO CROPPING MANIPULATION WITH CULTAR*

C.H. Voon | C. Pitakpaivan | S.J. Tan

27. TREE VIGOUR CONTROL IN MANGO

V.J. Kulkarni

28. HORTICULTURAL ASPECTS OF MANGO MALFORMATION

S. Ram

29. MANGO MALFORMATION – POSSIBLE INVOLVEMENT OF MALFORMIN-LIKE SUBSTANCE (S) AND CONTROL

Z. Singh | B.S. Dhillon

30. DESCRIPTION OF THE DISORDER ‘STEM-END CAVITY’, POSSIBLE CAUSES AND SUGGESTIONS FOR REDUCING INCIDENCE IN PACKING SHEDS

A.J. Mead | E.C. Winston

31. OCCURRENCE OF MALFORMIN-LIKE SUBSTANCES IN MALFORMED MANGO SEEDLINGS

K. Raina | S. Ram

32. MANGO DISEASES: AN OVERVIEW

D. Prusky

33. STEM END ROT OF MANGO IN AUSTRALIA: CAUSES AND CONTROL

G.I. Johnson | A.W. Cooke | A.J. Mead | I.A. Wells

34. BOTRYODIPLODIA STEM END ROT OF MANGO AND ITS CONTROL

S. Sangchote

35. CHEMICAL CONTROL OF STEM END ROT IN MANGO

R.A. Peterson | G.I. Johnson | L.G. Schipke | A.W. Cooke

36. MORPHOLOGICAL VARIATION IN BOTRYODIPLODIA THEOBROMAE PAT. CAUSING TWIG-BLIGHT AND DIE-BACK OF MANGO

A.N. Sabalpara | D.G. Vala | K.U. Solanky

37. BACTERIAL BLACK SPOT OF MANGO – A NEW DISEASE IN MALAYSIA

T.K. Lim | K. Sijam | E.T. Ong

38. ATTEMPTS TO DEVELOP A BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF BACTERIAL BLACK SPOT OF MANGOES.

O. Pruvost | J. Luisetti

39. SIGNIFICANCE OF TWO MANGO FLOWER DISEASES IN THE DRY TROPICS

R.A. Peterson | L.G. Schipke | P.C. Clarkson

40. STUDIES ON THE EPIDEMIOLOGY AND CONTROL OF MANGO ANTHRACNOSE ON THE VARIETY ‘CARABAO’ IN THE PHILIPPINES

J.C. Dodd | P. Jeffries | M. Jeger

41. POST-HARVEST DISEASES OF MANGO, CARNARVON WESTERN AUSTRALIA

A.T. Muller | P. Wood

42. HEAT TREATMENTS FOR POST HARVEST DISEASE CONTROL IN MANGOES

L.M. Rappel | A.W. Cooke | K.K. Jacobi | I.A. Wells

43. THE INJURIES AND CHANGES IN RIPENING BEHAVIOUR CAUSED TO KENSINGTON MANGO BY HOT WATER TREATMENTS

K.K. Jacobi | L.S. Wong

44. MANAGEMENT OF MANGO INSECT PESTS

I.C. Cunningham

45. HOT WATER DIPPING AS A DISINFESTATION TREATMENT AGAINST THE FRUIT FLY DACUS AQUILONIS (MAY) (DIPTERA : TEPHRITIDAE) IN MANGOES

E.S.C. Smith | D. Chin

46. QUARANTINE DISINFESTATION MEASURES FOR AUSTRALIAN MANGOES

N.W. Heather | R.J. Corcoran | T.A. Heard

47. COMMON MANGO SCALES IN QUEENSLAND

I.C. Cunningham

48. MANGO SEED WEEVIL IN QUEENSLAND

I.C. Cunningham

49. BIONOMICS AND CONTROL OF THE MANGO SEED BORER, NOORDA ALBIZONALIS HAMPSON (PYRALIDAE, LEPIDOPTERA)

H.G. Golez

50. LOSS ASSESSMENT, ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT OF MANGO FRUITFLY, DACUS SP.

G. Singh

51. POSTHARVEST PHYSIOLOGY OF THE MANGO – A REVIEW

M.C. Lizada

52. CELL WALL DEGRADATION DURING MANGO FRUIT RIPENING

G.A. Tucker | G.B. Seymour

53. CHILLING INJURY AND STORAGE OF MANGO (MANGIFERA INDICA L.) FRUIT HELD UNDER LOW TEMPERATURES

54. POST HARVEST TREATMENTS OF RIPENING CHANGES AND QUALITY OF MANGO FRUITS CVS ‘KESAR’ AND ‘AMRAPALI’

D.B. Singh | B.S. Chundawat

55. POST-HARVEST HANDLING OF MANGOES

S.N. Ledger

56. USE OF HIGH MOLECULAR WEIGHT HIGH DENSITY POLYETHYLENE (HM-FILM) IN TRANSIT OF MANGO (CV. BANESHAN)

C.K. Narayana | K. Roy | R.K. Pal

57. MANGO HARVEST QUALITY PROBLEMS – AN EXTENSION PERSPECTIVE

V.N. Meurant

58. MULTILOCATIONAL STUDIES TO REDUCE POST HARVEST LOSSES DURING HARVESTING, HANDLING, PACKAGING, TRANSPORTATION AND MARKETING OF MANGO IN INDIA.

S.K. Roy | R.K. Pal

59. IMPACT AND PRESSURE RESISTANCE OF MANGOES

S.N. Ledger

60. A LOW COST ZERO ENERGY COOL CHAMBER FOR SHORT TERM STORAGE OF MANGO

S.K. Roy | R.K. Pal

61. MANGO PROCESSING; PRESENT STATUS AND FUTURE OUTLOOK

A.M. Nanjundaswamy

62. DEVELOPMENT OF A COMMERCIAL MANGO PEELER/SLICER

T.G. Franklin

63. THE DEVELOPMENT OF STRUCTURED MANGO PRODUCTS

P.M. Britnell

64. ASEPTIC PACKAGING OF MANGO PUREE

A.R. Isaacs

65. TECHNICAL NEEDS AND STRATEGIES OF THE MANGO INDUSTRY

J.L. Hunter

66. STRATEGIC MARKETING APPROACH TO SIGNIFICANTLY ENHANCE THE VIABILITY OF THE AUSTRALIAN MANGO INDUSTRY

J.K. Kane