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DETERMINATION OF THE STORAGE ABILITY OF CICHORY-WITLOOF (CICHORIUM INTYBUS) BY BIOLOGICAL ASPECTS

Article number

38_18

Pages

227 – 236

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Abstract

The storage ability of witloof concerning physiological browning of the leaves was determined by dry matter and 2,6-dichlorophenol-indophenol Natrium test.
A working hypothesis to explain this relationship by interactions of the evolution of the respiratory activity and the oxydation of phenols is suggested.
Practical applications of these experiments are indicated.

Publication

Symposium on Vegetable Storage

Authors

M. Herregods

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1974.38.18

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3. HYPOBARIC STORAGE OF VEGETABLES

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5. SHORT-TERM STORAGE OF CAULIFLOWER IN FILM WRAPS

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9. RESPIRATION MEASUREMENTS IN VARIOUS KINDS OF VEGETABLES AND FRUIT DURING STORAGE UNDER INCREASED CO₂ AND REDUCED O₂ CONCENTRATIONS

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10. EQUIPMENT FOR RECORDING LOW AIR VELOCITIES IN STORAGE ROOMS

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11. COMPUTER SIMULATION OF TEMPERATURE CONTROL SYSTEMS IN POTATO STORES

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12. HORMONE AND HISTOLOGICAL DIFFERENCES BETWEEN NORMAL AND MALEIC HYDRAZIDE TREATED ONIONS STORED OVER WINTER

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13. ONION RESPIRATION DURING LONG TERM-STORAGE

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14. REPRODUCTIVE CHANGES OF THE APICAL CONE OF CABBAGE DURING STORAGE

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15. THE EVALUATION OF THE NUTRITIVE VALUE AND QUALITY IN FRESH BRASSICACEOUS VEGETABLES AFTER HARVEST, DURING PREPARATION, AND SUBSEQUENT TO STORAGE

D.K. Salunkhe | K. Salunkhe

16. THE EFFECT OF SOME CHEMICALS ON COLOURING OF TOMATOES

M. Herregods | F. Benoit

17. A LIGHT-TRANSMITTANCE TECHNIQUE FOR DETERMINING TOMATO RIPENING RATE AND QUALITY

John T. Worthington

18. RECHERCHES CONCERNANT LA CONSERVATION TEMPORAIRE DES TOMATES ET DES POIVRONS

O. Iordachescu | A. Cernaianu | A. Amariutei | M. Dobreanu

19. DETERMINATION OF THE STORAGE ABILITY OF CICHORY-WITLOOF (CICHORIUM INTYBUS) BY BIOLOGICAL ASPECTS

M. Herregods

20. STORAGE CONDITIONS AND QUALITY OF POTATO TUBERS

Ch. Pätzold

21. CHLOROPHYLL AND SOLANINE IN POTATO TUBERS: FORMATION AND CONTROL

D.K. Salunkhe | K. Salunkhe

22. THE ROLE OF INTERNALLY PRODUCED CARBON DIOXIDE IN THE PREVENTION OF GREENING IN POTATO TUBERS

P.A. Poapst | F.R. Forsyth

23. EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE-REGIMES ON CARROTS DURING STORAGE

J. Apeland | H. Hoftun

24. BIOCHEMICAL STUDIES ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF BITTERNESS IN STORED CARROTS

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25. STORAGE OF CARROTS (VARIETY ‘NANTAISE): THE INFLUENCE OF THE STORAGE ATMOSPHERE ON FLAVOUR, DECAY AND CONTENT OF SUCROSE, GLUCOSE AND FRUCTOSE

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26. PRESERVATION OF CARROT QUALITY UNDER VARIOUS STORAGE CONDITIONS

H. Baumann

27. INFLUENCE OF CA STORAGE CONDITIONS ON CARBOHYDRATE CHANGES IN CARROTS

J. Weichmann | E. Ammerseder

28. USE OF PLASTIC FILMS IN THE STORAGE OF CARROTS

C.T. Phan

29. STORAGE QUALITY OF CARROTS AFTER DIFFERENT METHODS OF HARVESTING

J. Apeland

30. THE EFFECT OF MECHANICAL HARVESTING ON CARROT QUALITY AND STORAGE PERFORMANCE

W.G. Tucker

31. STORAGE ABILITY OF PICKLING CUCUMBERS AS INFLUENCED BY THE METHOD OF HARVESTING

L. Garte | J. Weichmann

32. EFFECTS OF STORAGE TEMPERATURE AND PACKING METHOD ON THE KEEPING QUALITY OF CYPRUS CARROTS

J. Marriott | F.J. Proctor | N. Vakis

33. CONTROL OF WASTAGE IN COOLED STORAGE – CARROTS

A.F. Crisp

34. SHORT-TIME-STORAGE OF CARROTS AND PROCESSING BY DRYING

J. Henze

35. THE PERFORMANCE OF AN ICE BANK COOLING SYSTEM FOR USE IN VEGETABLE STORAGE

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36. LONG TERM STORAGE OF PERISHABLE VEGETABLES

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37. PRECISIONS TECHNOLOGIQUES CONCERNANT LA CONSERVATION DE L’OIGNON EN ENTREPOTS DE GRANDE CAPACITE

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40. STUDIES ON PRECOOLING AND STORAGE OF SOME VARIETIES OF SNAP BEANS

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