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QUALITY OF DRIED PRUNES IN RELATION TO CULTIVARS AND TECHNOLOGY

Article number

478_52

Pages

319 – 326

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Abstract

The effect of cultivar and osmotic dehydration technology in plum processing was investigated.
Experiments were conducted on pitted fruits of 8 cultivars (Italian Prune, Lowicz Prune, Dabrowice Prune, Cacanska Lepotica, Cacanska Rodna, Empress, Bluefre and Amber). The cultivar influenced strongly product quality.
From Bluefre and Empress significantly worse products were obtained.
Osmotic dehydration as a pretreatment before convective drying improves taste of prune by increase of soluble solids to acidity ratio.
Results obtained indicate that technology with osmo-convective dehydration is ideal for processing of low soluble solids plums grown in our climate.

Publication

VI International Symposium on Plum and Prune Genetics, Breeding, Pomology

Authors

J.A. Szymczak, W. Plocharski

Keywords

plum, prune, pretreatment, osmotic dehydration, dried prunes

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1998.478.52

Online Articles (56)

2. PLUM PRODUCTION IN POLAND

Z.S. Grzyb | E. Rozpara

3. EFFECT OF DIFFERENT HYBRIDIZATION TECHNIQUES ON FRUIT SET IN PLUMS

S. Hjeltnes | V. Stanys

4. STRATEGY FOR BREEDING SHARKA RESISTANT PLUMS

W. Hartmann

5. SELECTION AND EVALUATION OF MIRABELLE TYPE HYBRIDS – FIRST RESULTS

R. Renaud | B. Lafargue

6. ROOT KNOT NEMATODE RESISTANCE IN MYROBALAN PLUM. INHERITANCE AND ROOTSTOCK BREEDING PERSPECTIVES USING MARKER-ASSISTED SELECTION

G. Salesses | E. Dirlewanger | D. Esmenjaud | A.C. Lecouls

7. GENETIC RELATIONSHIPS IN JAPANESE PLUM CULTIVARS BY MOLECULAR MARKERS

E. Bellini | E. Giordani | V. Nencetti | D. Paffetti

8. RIPENING TIME WITHIN A CROSS-DERIVED POPULATION OF JAPANESE PLUM

E. Bellini | V. Nencetti | S. Nin | S. Paraluppi

9. TRANSGENIC PLUMS RESISTANT TO PLUM POX VIRUS INFECTION AND PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF CROSS-HYBRIDIZATION

M. Ravelonandro | R. Renaud | G. Salesses | R. Scorza

10. INCIDENCE OF SHARKA IN PLUM PROGENIES IN COMPARISON WITH ADULT CLONAL MATERIAL

J. Blazek | R. Karešová

11. THE RESPONSE OF SOME NEW PLUM CULTIVARS TO PLUM POX VIRUS (PPV)

B. Zawadzka | E. Rozpara | Z. Grzyb

12. GROWTH AND YIELD OF THREE PLUM CULTIVARS GRAFTED ON FOUR ROOTSTOCKS IN PIEDMONT AREA

Z.S. Grzyb | M. Sitarek | P. Kolodziejczak

13. GROWTH AND YIELDING OF SOME PLUM CULTIVARS GRAFTED ON WANGENHEIM PRUNE SEEDLINGS

E. Rozpara | Z.S. Grzyb

14. EFFECT OF ROOTSTOCKS ON GROWTH OF PLUM CULTIVARS IN A YOUNG ORCHARD

K. Hrotkó | L. Magyar | G. Simon | T. Klenyán

15. REPORT ON “INTERNATIONAL TRIALS ON PLUM ROOTSTOCKS”

R. Renaud

16. GROWTH AND CROPPING OF PLUMS GRAFTED ON PIXY ROOTSTOCK AND PLANTED IN DIFFERENTIATED DENSITY

Z.S. Grzyb | M. Sitarek

17. THE EFFECT OF TRAINING SYSTEMS AND PLANTING DENSITY ON GROWTH AND FRUITING OF PLUM TREES GRAFTED ON TWO ROOTSTOCKS

A. Mika | Z. Buler | D. Chlebowska

18. STUDIES ON FERTILIZATION OF PLUM IN VITRO

E. Dziedzic | W. Lech | M. Malodobry | A. Jankun

19. POSTHARVEST MARKET LIFE POTENTIAL OF SOME PLUM FRUIT CULTIVARS (PRUNUS DOMESTICA L.) GROWN IN POLAND

H. Plich

20. FRUIT REGULATION IN PLUMS, PRUNES AND DAMSONS

H.B. Jacob

21. A SEARCH FOR A DWARFING PLUM ROOTSTOCK

S.J. Wertheim | H. Kemp

22. JAPANESE PLUM BREEDING PROGRAMME AT FLORENCE: FIRST RESULTS

E. Bellini | V. Nencetti

23. BREEDING OF PLUM CULTIVARS IN POLAND

T. Jakubowski

24. INHERITANCE OF SOME CHARACTERISTICS TO THE OFFSPRING AND EVALUATION OF THE GENITORS’ VALUE FOR PLUM

M. Botu

25. TOP, TOPPER AND TOPHIT: THREE NEW LATE RIPENING PLUM CULTIVARS FOR A PROFITABLE MARKET

H.B. Jacob

26. FERBLEUE^®: A NEW EUROPEAN PLUM VARIETY

R. Renaud | B. Lafargue

27. NEW PLUM CULTIVARS FROM HOHENHEIM

W. Hartmann

28. RAPID EVALUATION OF FROST RESISTANCE OF PLUM CULTIVARS

T.N. Doroshenko

29. EVALUATION OF THE PRODUCTION CAPACITY OF SOME PLUM CULTIVARS GROWN IN ROMANIA

E. Turcu | I. Botu | M. Botu

30. ASSESSMENT OF GROWTH AND CROPPING OF THE PLUM TREE ORIGINATED FROM IN VITRO.

W. Lech | M. Malodobry | E. Dziedzic | T. Faber

31. THE PROMISING PLUM CULTIVARS EVALUATED IN THE FIELD COLLECTION AT SKIERNIEWICE, POLAND

G. Hodun | M. Hodun | Z. S. Grzyb

32. PRELIMINARY SELECTION OF COMMON PRUNE TREES

E. Rozpara | J. Dominikowski | Z. S. Grzyb

33. GROWTH AND YIELDING OF SOME COMMON PRUNE CLONES SELECTED IN POLAND

E. Rozpara | Z.S. Grzyb | A. Czynczyk | H. Zdyb

34. SCREENING OF PLUMS AND PRUNES FOR FRESH CONSUMPTION, 1988–1997.

H. Kemp | H. Wustenberghs

35. WILD PLUMS IN HUNGARY AND ITS IMPROVEMENT

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36. GROWTH AND BEARING POTENTIAL OF PLUM CULTIVARS STANLEY AND POZEGACA ON THE TWO STOCK / INTERSTOCK COMBINATIONS AND ON MYROBALAN

G. Duric | N. Micic | P. Lucic

37. BEHAVIOUR OF SOME PLUM ROOTSTOCKS IN THE ROMANIA’S CONDITIONS

I. Botu | Gh. Achim | J. Badea

38. EFFECT OF DIFFERENT ROOTSTOCKS ON GROWTH, YIELD AND FRUIT QUALITY OF FOUR PLUM CULTIVARS (IN CENTRAL OF POLAND)

Z.S. Grzyb | M. Sitarek | B. Kozinski

39. GROWTH AND CROPPING OF THREE CULTIVARS OF PLUMS ON CLONAL ROOTSTOCKS

J. Kosina

40. CONTROLLING SIZE OF PLUM TREES BY SUMMER PRUNING, ROOT PRUNING, AND GROWING TREES IN POLYPROPYLENE CONTAINERS

H. Morgas | A. Mika | D. Konopacka | H. Gawalkiewicz

41. EFFECT OF BORON FERTILIZATION ON GROWTH, YIELD AND FRUIT QUALITY OF PLUM TREES (PRUNUS DOMESTICA L.)

P. Wójcik

42. CONTROL OF VEGETATIVE GROWTH OF PLUMS BY USE OF RETARDANTS FROM TRIAZOL GROUP

B. Alina | I. Jakóbczak

43. THE INFLUENCE OF CULTIVAR AND ROOTSTOCK ON CONTENT OF MINERALS IN LEAVES OF PLUM TREES

T. Olszewski | Z.S. Grzyb | E. Rozpara

44. INFLUENCE OF IRRIGATION ON GROWTH, YIELD AND FRUIT QUALITY OF PLUM TREES CV. VALOR GRAFTED ON TWO ROOTSTOCKS

W. Treder | Z.S. Grzyb | E. Rozpara

45. RESULTS OF PLUM POX VIRUS TRANSMISSION INTO GERMPLASM OF PLUMS

F. Paprštein | R. Karešová | M. Navrátil

46. OCCURENCE OF PLUM PSEUDOPOX (APPLE CHLOROTIC LEAF SPOT VIRUS, ACLSV) IN PLUM GERMPLASM

R. Karešová | F. Paprštein

47. THE EFFECT OF ERIOPHYID MITE VASATES FOCKEUI (NAL ET TRT) ON GROWTH INCREMENT OF PLUM CV. CACANSKA RODNA NURSERY TREES

M. Pešic | S. Stamenkovic | V. Papic | G. Duric

48. USE OF THE HARDWOOD CUTTINGS METHOD TO STUDY THE BEHAVIOUR OF PRUNUS DOMESTICA CULTIVARS TOWARDS AGROBACTERIUM RADIOBACTER PV. TUMEFACIENS.

A. Pierronnet | G. Salesses

49. PLUM BREEDING AT THE POLLI HORTICULTURAL INSTITUTE (ESTONIA)

H. Jänes | A. Pae

50. SOME BIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF SELECTED PLUM CULTIVARS

I.M. Vitanova | D.A. Ivanova | S.D. Dimkova

51. CHEMICAL AND TECHNOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF PLUM CULTIVARS

I.M. Vitanova | S.D. Dimkova | D.A. Ivanova

52. INVESTIGATIONS ON THE DROUGHT RESISTANCE OF PLUM CULTIVARS AND ELITES

V.B. Bojkova | I.M. Vitanova

53. QUALITY OF DRIED PRUNES IN RELATION TO CULTIVARS AND TECHNOLOGY

J.A. Szymczak | W. Plocharski

54. THE CONSUMER PREFERENCES FOR PLUMS IN THE CENTRAL PART OF POLAND

K. Zmarlicki

55. EVALUATION OF DIFFERENT ROOTSTOCKS FOR ‘GREENGAGE’ PLUM

J. Barroso

56. INFLUENCE OF NITROGEN CONTENT AND CYTOKININ SOURCE ON PRUNUS DOMESTICA L. PROLIFERATION AND ELONGATION IN VITRO

V. Vasar | A. Pae | H. Jänes