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THE EFFECTS OF PREHARVEST CALCIUM HYDROXIDE APPLICATIONS ON CRACKING IN 0900 ‘ZIRAAT’, ‘LAMBERT’ AND ‘VAN’ SWEET CHERRIES

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468_82

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657 – 662

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Abstract

Multiple applications of 0.7 % Ca(OH)₂ at ten days intervals 30 (triple), 20 (twice) and 10 (single) days before harvest were sprayed to ‘0900 Ziraat’, ‘Lambert’ and ‘Van’ (Prunus avium L.) sweet cherries.
Ca(OH)₂ applications reduced cracking of all varieties in laboratory trials.
Triple applications were better than the others.
Fruit size decreased by all treatments and total soluble solids content (TSS) and firmness increased.
The levels of the calcium in the fruit flesh and skin were increased by Ca(OH)₂ treatments.
However, its effects on Mg, K, N and P contents were inconsistent.

Publication

III International Cherry Symposium

Authors

L.K. Demirsoy, S. Bilgener

Keywords

Prunus avium, fruit cracking, Ca(OH)₂

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1998.468.82

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