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VALIDATION OF A PRELIMINARY MODEL FOR TOMATO FRUIT TASTE BASED ON INSTRUMENTAL MEASUREMENTS

Article number
519_11
Pages
121 – 124
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Abstract
A preliminary model that predicts the taste of fresh tomato fruit on the basis of simple instrumental measurements was validated with data of selected commercially grown varieties.
A good correlation between sensorial assessment and model prediction was found.
However, there was an overestimation of the taste at low sensorial taste levels.

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Authors
W. Verkerke, M. Kersten
Keywords
tomato, fruit, taste, mealiness, sweetness, juiciness, sensorial assessment, panel, instrumental, model
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