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METABOLIC RESPONSE TO UV-C TREATMENTS ON MINIMALLY PROCESSED POMEGRANATE ARILS

Article number

877_86

Pages

657 – 662

Language

English

Abstract

Pomegranates have a high amount of phenolic compounds and high antioxidant activity.
However, due to the difficulty to peel its consumption is not very high.
Ready to eat pomegranate arils could be a way to increase its consumption but for this to be possible there is the need to find a safe and environmentally friendly method to control food-borne pathogens and preserve the nutritional properties.
UV-C illumination could be a solution for the preservation of the minimally processed arils.
UV-C technology has direct effect on the pathogens and indirect effect by the stimulation of host-defense responses.
One of the possible mechanisms of host resistance is the production of certain enzymes by fruits.
In this research the metabolic response to different UV-C treatments on pomegranate arils was studied.
After UV-C illumination total phenol, titratable acidity and soluble solids were evaluated.
The UV-C illumination doses applied to pomegranate arils were 4.5, 6.5 and 8.5 kJ/m². Non-illuminated arils were used as the control treatment.
Fruits were stored at 2°C and then kept in shelf-life at 6°C. The soluble solids content and citric acid percentage did not seem to be affected by the UV-C illumination.
The experiment also showed that UV-C illumination has an effect on the increase of phenol content in pomegranate arils during the storage and shelf life.

Publication

VI International Postharvest Symposium

Authors

C. Nunes, A. Graça, I. Yıldırım, G. Sahin, M. Erkan

Keywords

phenolic compounds, antioxidant activity, ready-to-eat, UV-C illumination

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2010.877.86

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120. EFFECTS OF SHORT-TERM N₂ TREATMENT ON QUALITY OF LOQUAT FRUIT DURING COLD STORAGE

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125. EFFECT OF VACUUM COOLING AND DIFFERENT STORAGE TEMPERATURES ON PHYSICO-CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF BROCCOLI

P. Boonprasom | D. Boonyakiat

126. QUALITY CHANGES OF TEMPERATE-ZONE GROWN ‘STAR RUBY’ GRAPEFRUIT DURING STORAGE AT CHILLING AND NON-CHILLING TEMPERATURES

A.I. Deltsidis | E.D. Pliakoni | G.D. Nanos

127. ACCUMULATION OF γ-AMINOBUTYRIC ACID IN APPLE, STRAWBERRY AND TOMATO FRUIT IN RESPONSE TO POSTHARVEST TREATMENTS

R. Deewatthanawong | C.B. Watkins

128. IMPROVEMENT OF COLD TOLERANCE IN ‘TAHITI’ LIME THROUGH HEAT TREATMENTS

I. Sestari | F.F. Sasaki | M.L.L. Jomori | R.A. Kluge

129. SUSTAINABLE HORTICULTURE: AN ‘OFF-SHOOT’ OF SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE WITH UNIQUE CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES

E.A. Brovelli | R.S. Applebaum | K. Ogorzalek

130. THE PACKAGING IMPLICATIONS OF THE ‘LAST MILE OF THE STRAWBERRY SUPPLY CHAIN’

M. Mirzaee | C.F.H. Bishop

131. PHYSICAL AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF COMPOSITE MANGO FILMS

R. Sothornvit

132. DETERMINING THE ROLE OF COLD STORAGE PRACTICES FOR APPLE MARKETING IN TURKEY

C. Sayin | S. Karaman | M.N. Mencet | Y. Tascioglu | I.Y. Karaşahin

133. PROGRAMMED CELL DEATH AND POSTHARVEST DETERIORATION OF HORTICULTURAL PRODUCE

E.J. Woltering | E.T. Iakimova

134. THE ROLE OF PROLYL 4-HYDROXYLASES IN TOMATO FRUIT RIPENING

P. Kalaitzis | S. Fragkostefanakis | F. Dandachi | A.S. Siomos

135. CELL WALL COMPOSITIONAL DIFFERENCES BETWEEN MEALY AND NON-MEALY ‘FORELLE’ PEAR DURING RIPENING

E.M. Crouch | M. Huysamer

136. GENETIC BACKGROUND OF QUALITY AND CELL WALL CHANGES IN FRESH-CUT MELONS

M.H. Gomes | J. Fundo | J.M. Obando-Ulloa | J.P. Fernández-Trujillo | D.P.F. Almeida

137. DETERMINATION OF RIPENING STAGE IN DATE CULTIVAR ‘BARHI’ BY THE LEVEL OF ETHYLENE EMISSION

O. Feygenberg | R. Ben-Arie | E. Pesis | R. Ben-Zvi | Z. Schmilovitch

138. EFFECT OF ETHEPHON AND ETHYLENE GAS ON RIPENING AND QUALITY OF DETACHED WINTER TOMATO

R.K. Dhall | B.V.C. Mahajan | A.S. Dhatt

139. CELL WALL MODIFICATIONS DURING ON-TREE DEVELOPMENT AND MATURATION OF ‘GOLDEN REINDERS’ APPLES

A. Ortiz | G. Echeverría | J. Graell | I. Lara

140. INFLUENCE OF CALCIUM ON FRUIT FIRMNESS AND CELL WALL DEGRADING ENZYME ACTIVITY IN ‘ELSTAR’ APPLES DURING STORAGE

D. Kittemann | D.A. Neuwald | J. Streif

141. THE ETHYLENE BIOSYNTHESIS IS AFFECTED BY 1-MCP IN CARNATION

142. EVALUATION OF SHELF LIFE AND RIPENING OF IMPORTED AVOCADO ‘HASS’ FRUIT FOLLOWING TREATMENT WITH E+^® ETHYLENE REMOVER OR 1-METHYLCYCLOPROPENE (1-MCP) DURING MEDIUM-TERM COLD STORAGE

M.D. Meyer | L.A. Terry

143. EXPRESSION, ACTIVITY AND CELLULAR LOCALIZATION OF PECTIN METHYLESTERASE IN GRAPE BERRY SKIN DURING RIPENING

144. TEXTURAL, BIOCHEMICAL AND MICRO-STRUCTURAL CHANGES IN MESOCARP TISSUE OF IMPORTED AVOCADO FROM PERU DURING RIPENING

S. Landahl | L.A. Terry

145. ISOLATION AND GENE EXPRESSION ANALYSIS OF POSTHARVEST SENESCENCE MARKER IN BABY SPINACH LEAVES

146. TRANSCRIPTOMIC CHANGES ASSOCIATED WITH POSTHARVEST SUSCEPTIBILITY OF AN ABA-DEFICIENT MUTANT OF ORANGES TO NON-CHILLING PEEL PITTING

147. EXPANSINS IN CHERRY: EXPRESSION OF EXPANSIN PROTEINS IN CHERRIES AND DETECTION OF EXPANSIN PROMOTER ACTIVITY USING AGROINJECTION

M. Karaaslan | G. Hrazdina

148. ETHYLENE SUPPRESSION MODIFIES GENE EXPRESSION AND ACTIVITY OF AROMA VOLATILE-RELATED ENZYMES IN ‘DELBARD ESTIVALE’ APPLES

J. Harb | I. Lara | O. Saleh | B. Khraiwesh | J. Streif

149. EFFECTS OF POSTHARVEST PARTIAL DEHYDRATION AND PROLONGED TREATMENTS WITH ETHYLENE ON TRANSCRIPT PROFILING IN SKINS OF WINE GRAPE BERRIES

F.M. Rizzini | C. Bonghi | L. Chkaiban | F. Martinelli | P. Tonutti

150. COMPARATIVE TRANSCRIPTOMIC ANALYSIS OF PLUM FRUIT TREATED WITH 1-MCP

151. INTRODUCTION OF ETHYLENE INSENSITIVITY IN CAMPANULA CARPATICA FLOWERS BY GENETIC MANIPULATION WITH ETR1-1

S. Sriskandarajah | H. Mibus | M. Serek

152. USE OF SALICYLIC ACID TO INCREASE STRAWBERRY FRUIT TOTAL ANTIOXIDANT ACTIVITY

M.R. Asghari | M. Babalar

153. DETERMINATION OF ASCORBIC ACID CONTENT OF LEAFY ASIAN VEGETABLES DURING STORAGE

T. Kopta | R. Pokluda

154. IDENTIFICATION AND QUANTIFICATION OF PIGMENTS IN PRICKLY PEAR FRUIT

E.M. Yahia | E. Castellanos | C. Mondragon-Jacobo

155. COMPARISON OF PECTIN BIOSYNTHESIS IN LOCAL APPLE CULTIVAR ‘AZAYESH’ AND SOME COMMERCIAL CULTIVARS AS AFFECTED BY PH AND CARBOHYDRATES CONTENT

S. Tarrahi | H. Hajnajari | F. Badii

156. ANTIOXIDANT COMPOUNDS AND QUALITATIVE TRAITS IN EUROPEAN (PRUNUS DOMESTICA L.) AND JAPANESE (P. TRIFLORA L.) PLUM FRUITS AS AFFECTED BY COLD STORAGE

F. Sottile | F.M. Impallari | C. Peano | N.R. Giuggioli

157. VARIATION OF WEIGHT LOSS, PHENOLIC COMPOUNDS, VITAMIN C OF DIFFERENT BELL PEPPER CULTIVARS FRUIT DURING STORAGE

M. Sherafati | M. Ghasemnezhad | G.A. Peyvast

158. IMPACT OF ABSCISIC ACID ON THE METABOLISM OF PHENOLIC COMPOUNDS IN GRAPE SKINS: MODULATION OF ANTHOCYANIN AND TANNIN ACCUMULATION THROUGHOUT GROWTH

S. Gagné | S. Lacampagne | L. Gény

159. HOW DOES COLD STORAGE AFFECT THE BIOACTIVE COMPOUNDS AND ANTIOXIDANT CAPACITY IN PLUM CULTIVARS?

160. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN COLOUR AND BIOCHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF SKIN FROM ‘RED BARON’ ONION BULBS CURED AT DIFFERENT TEMPERATURES

K. Downes | G.A. Chope | L.A. Terry

161. TEMPORAL CHANGE IN TASTE- AND HEALTH-RELATED COMPOUNDS DURING POSTHARVEST RIPENING OF SRI LANKAN MANGO FRUIT (MANGIFERA INDICA L.)

T. Thanaraj | L.A. Terry

162. EFFECT OF HOME-REFRIGERATOR STORAGE TEMPERATURE ON TOMATO QUALITY

B. Farneti | W. Zhang | I. Witkowska | E.J. Woltering

163. IDENTIFICATION OF PHENOLIC AND CAROTENOID COMPOUNDS IN CARICA PAPAYA L. ‘MARADOL’ USING LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY – MASS SPECTROMETRY

D.M. Rivera-Pastrana | E.M. Yahia | G.A. González-Aguilar

164. CULTIVAR VARIABILITY IN THE RESPONSE OF TOMATO FRUIT LYCOPENE SYNTHESIS AND ANTIOXIDANT POTENTIAL TO A BRIEF POSTHARVEST HEAT STRESS

J.K. Brecht | K. Cherukuri | A.Z. Tulio | M.C.N. Nunes | A.H. Simonne

165. ANTIOXIDANT CAPACITY AND CORRELATION WITH PHENOLIC COMPOUNDS AND CAROTENOIDS IN 40 HORTICULTURAL COMMODITIES

E.M. Yahia | A. Barrera

166. NUTRITIONAL VALUE OF MINOR FRUITS IN LATVIA

S. Kampuse | Z. Krūma | K. Kampuss | I. Krasnova

167. DETERMINATION OF MINERAL NUTRIENTS IN SOME LEAFY VEGETABLES

M.S. Hossein

168. IDENTIFICATION AND QUANTIFICATION OF PHENOLIC COMPOUNDS IN GRAPES

M. Rivera-Dominguez | E.M. Yahia | N. Wlodarchak | M. Kushad

169. DIFFERENCES IN THE ABSORPTION EFFICIENCY BETWEEN α- AND β-CRYPTOXANTHIN FROM CARROT LEAVES AND PAPAYA FRUIT

E.M. Yahia | J. Valdes | D.E. Breithaupt

170. CAROTENOID COMPOSITION IN ‘ATAULFO’ MANGO AND THEIR BIOAVAILABILITY AND BIOCONVERSION TO VITAMIN A

J. de J. Ornelas-Paz | E.M. Yahia | A.A. Gardea | M.L. Failla

171. MAINTAINING QUALITY OF JAPANESE-STYLE GREEN TEA AFTER HARVEST

172. PREHARVEST AMINOETHOXYVINYLGLYCINE (AVG) EFFECTS ON RIPENING, TOTAL PHENOLIC CONCENTRATION AND TOTAL ANTIOXIDANT CAPACITY OF GREEN TABLE OLIVES

E. Tsantili | M. Kafkaletou | P.A. Roussos

173. THE CORRELATION BETWEEN SOME NUTRITIONAL COMPONENTS WITH TOTAL ANTIOXIDANT CAPACITY (MEASURED WITH SIX DIFFERENT ASSAYS) IN EIGHT HORTICULTURAL COMMODITIES

R.D. Corral | E.M. Yahia | A. Carrillo | G. González

174. CHANGES IN ASCORBIC ACID CONTENT OF ‘ELSTAR’ AND ‘JONAGOLD’ APPLES TREATED PRE- AND POST-HARVEST WITH RIPENING INHIBITORS

D.A. Neuwald | J. Streif

175. CHANGES IN ANTIOXIDANT ACTIVITY OF RADICCHIO DURING STORAGE

A. Koukounaras | A.S. Siomos

176. ANTINEOPLASTIC AND ANTIOXIDANT PROPERTIES OF SOME FRUITS AND VEGETABLES USING EXPERIMENTAL MODELS OF MAMMARY CANCER

P. García-Solís | E.M. Yahia | V. Morales-Tlalpan | M. Díaz-Muñoz | C. Aceves

177. EFFECT OF BANANA FLOUR COMPOSITION AND GLYCEROL CONTENT ON PROPERTIES OF COMPRESSION-MOLDED BANANA SHEET

R. Sothornvit | S. Songtip

178. QUALITATIVE AND QUANTITATIVE CHANGES IN CAROTENOIDS AND PHENOLIC COMPOUNDS IN TOMATO FRUIT DURING RIPENING

A. Carrillo-Lopez | E.M. Yahia

179. VARIATION OF FRUCTOOLIGOSACCHARIDE CONTENTS, INVERTASE, 1-KHE, 1-SST, 1-FFT AND 6G-FFT ACTIVITIES IN GREEN ASPARAGUS SPEARS STORED AT 10°C

N. Benkeblia | N. Shiomi

180. EFFECT OF DIFFERENT TEMPERATURES ON PURSLANE QUALITY AND TOTAL LIPID CONTENT

O. Tuncay | P.Z. Akdeniz

181. EFFECT OF POSTHARVEST UV-B RADIATION AND VISIBLE LIGHT ON HEALTH AND SENSORY RELATED PARAMETERS IN PLUMS (PRUNUS DOMESTICA L.)

E. Vangdal | S. Hagen | G. Bengtsson

182. EFFECT OF ASCORBIC ACID ON ANTIOXIDANT CAPACITY DURING FLOWER DEVELOPMENT IN ‘ROYAL CLASS’ ROSE CUT FLOWERS

M. Hatami | M. Ghasemnezhad | A. Hatamzadeh | S.G. Omran

183. EFFECT OF HEAT-CONDITIONING TREATMENTS ON QUALITY AND PHENOLIC COMPOSITION OF ‘FORTUNE’ MANDARIN FRUIT

M.T. Lafuente | J. Calejero | A.R. Ballester | L. Zacarías | L. González-Candelas

184. EFFECTS OF RETAIN PREHARVEST APPLICATION ON RIPENING PARAMETERS, PHENOLICS AND TOTAL ANTIOXIDANT CAPACITY OF GREEN TABLE OLIVES EXPOSED AT 20°C FOR UP TO 7 DAYS

E. Tsantili | M. Kafkaletou | P.A. Roussos

185. TRANSPIRATION LOSS OF FRESH PRODUCE IN TRANSPORT PACKAGES – A BASE FOR A SHELF LIFE PREDICTION MODEL

D. Baltaci | M. Linke | M. Geyer

186. REMOTE MONITORING OF FRUIT POSTHARVEST BEHAVIOUR BASED ON SENSOR NETWORKS

A. Gutierrez | M.C. González-Mas | G.P. Bernet | S. López

187. APPROPRIATE ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY INTERVENTIONS IN HORTICULTURE FOR ENHANCED PROFITABILITY AND REDUCTION IN POSTHARVEST LOSSES

R.T. Patil

188. QUALITY DETERMINATIONS AND FLUORIMETRIC MEASUREMENTS TO ASSESS THE SENSITIVITY OF PEAR TO INTERNAL DISORDERS

G. Cascia | W. Schotsmans | C. Larrigaudière | J. Johnston

189. TIME-RESOLVED REFLECTANCE SPECTROSCOPY FOR THE NON-DESTRUCTIVE DETECTION OF INNER ATTRIBUTES AND DEFECTS OF FRUIT

M. Vanoli | P.E. Zerbini | A. Rizzolo | L. Spinelli | A. Torricelli

190. CFD MODELLING OF A FUNGICIDE THERMONEBULISATION SYSTEM FOR FRUIT STORAGE ROOMS

191. INFLUENCE OF COLD STORAGE TIME ON THE SOFTENING PREDICTION IN ‘SPRING BRIGHT’ NECTARINES

A. Rizzolo | M. Vanoli | P.E. Zerbini | L. Spinelli | A. Torricelli

192. TEMPERATURE AND MATURITY DEPENDENT QUALITY CHANGES IN PEACH FRUIT DURING STORAGE DETERMINED USING DESTRUCTIVE AND NON-DESTRUCTIVE (ACOUSTIC, VIS) TECHNIQUES

193. MULTISCALE MODELLING OF GAS TRANSPORT IN FRUIT IN RELATION TO CA STORAGE DISORDERS

194. NMR-IMAGING STUDIES ON FUNGICIDE MOTION INTO CITRUS FRUIT RIND FOLLOWING HOT WATER IMMERSION

195. HEAT CONDITIONING BEFORE ULTRAVIOLET-C ILLUMINATION IMPROVES DECAY CONTROL AND THE KEEPING QUALITY OF COLD STORED LEMON FRUIT

196. EFFECT OF INTERMITTENT WARMING, HOT WATER TREATMENT AND HEAT CONDITIONING ON QUALITY OF ‘JBALI’ STORED POMEGRANATE

J. Ben Abda | N. Yahyaoui | M. Mars | S. Sdiri | A. Salvador-Pèrez

197. COMBINING RADIO FREQUENCY HEATING AND COOL STORAGE TO DISINFEST CHERRIES AGAINST QUEENSLAND FRUIT FLY

J.H. Ekman | P. Pristijono

198. EFFECTIVE ALTERNATIVES FOR THE POSTHARVEST CONTROL OF IMAZALIL RESISTANT PENICILLIUM DIGITATUM STRAINS

199. EFFECTS OF THE COMBINED TREATMENTS OF CHITINASE PRODUCING BACTERIUM, 1-MCP AND ACTIVE PACKAGING ON CROWN ROT DISEASE AND QUALITIES OF BANANA ‘KLUAI HOM THONG’

P. Jitareerat | V. Srilaong | K. Srepong | S. Aoki

200. EFFECTS OF CITRAL AGAINST CANCER, AND AGAINST PATHOGENS OF HUMANS AND FRUITS

S. Ben-Yehoshua | R. Ofir

201. DEVELOPMENT OF ANTIFUNGAL HYDROXYPROPYL METHYLCELLULOSE-LIPID EDIBLE COMPOSITE FILMS AND COATINGS TO CONTROL POSTHARVEST GREEN AND BLUE MOLDS ON HYBRID MANDARINS ‘ORTANIQUE’

S.A. Valencia-Chamorro | M.B. Pérez-Gago | M.A. del Río | L. Palou

202. POSTHARVEST APPLICATION OF BURKHOLDERIA CEPACIA SUPPLEMENTED WITH CHITOSAN AND CALCIUM CHLORIDE TO CONTROL ANTHRACNOSE AND IMPROVE THE STORABILITY OF PAPAYA

T.M.M. Mahmud | M.F. Hasan | J. Kadir | R.A. Rahman | M.A. Rahman

203. COMBINED TREATMENTS OF SULFUR DIOXIDE AND POLYETHYLENE BAGS ON THE QUALITY AND DISEASE INCIDENCE IN GAMMA IRRADIATED LONGAN FRUIT ‘DAW’

A. Uthairatanakij | P. Jitareerat | S. Photchanachai | P. Ieamtim

204. FRUIT RIPENING STAGE EFFECT ON THE FATTY ACID PROFILE OF ‘ARBEQUINA’ AND ‘PICUAL’ OLIVES IN URUGUAY

A. Feippe | F. Ibáñez | G.P. Altier

205. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SUSCEPTIBILITY TO ANTHRACNOSE DISEASE AND ANTIFUNGAL COMPOUNDS CONTENT IN FRUIT LATEX OF THAI MANGO

W. Kumpoun | D. Boonyakiat

206. THE EFFECTS OF UV-C AND HOT WATER TREATMENTS ON TOTAL PHENOLIC COMPOUNDS OF JUICE, PEEL AND SEED EXTRACTS OF POMEGRANATES (PUNICA GRANATUM L.)

C.E. Onursal | S. Gozlekci | M. Erkan | I. Yıldırım

207. STUDY ON THE EFFECT OF BASIL (OCIMUM BASILICUM) ESSENTIAL OIL ON GRAY MOLD CONTROL IN VITRO AND ON STRAWBERRY (‘SELVA’) FRUIT

A.A. Marjanlo | Y. Mostofi | M.M. Gilvaie

208. EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE AND HOT WATER TREATMENT ON POSTHARVEST QUALITY OF TUNISIAN ‘GIALLA’ CACTUS PEAR FRUIT

J. Ben Abda | K. Aunallah | S. Sdiri | A. Salvador-Pèrez

209. EFFECT OF HOT-WATER TREATMENT IN THE MORTALITY OF FRUIT FLY EGGS

S.M.J. Vieira | B.C. Benedetti | A. Raga | M.F. Souza Filho

210. THE USE OF ALGINATE AS EDIBLE COATING ALONE OR IN COMBINATION WITH ESSENTIAL OILS MAINTAINED POSTHARVEST QUALITY OF TOMATO

211. PHYSIOLOGICAL STORAGE DECAY ON ORGANICALLY GROWN APPLES PICKED AT DIFFERENT TIMES

J. Børve | E. Vangdal

212. EFFECTS OF HOT WATER TREATMENTS ON STORAGE OF ‘ROBINSON’ MANDARINS

C. Mutlu | O. Dündar | O. Özkaya

213. TREATMENT WITH UV-C LIGHT FOLLOWED BY NAHCO₃ APPLICATION HAS SYNERGIC ACTIVITY AGAINST CITRUS GREEN MOLD

T. Venditti | A. Dore | M.G. Molinu | G. D'hallewin | V. Rodov

214. THE EFFECTS OF SOME NEW POSTHARVEST FUNGICIDES AND COMBINATION OF HOT WATER WITH SODIUM BICARBONATE AGAINST GEOTRICHUM CITRI-AURANTII ON CITRUS

S. Horuz | P. Kınay

215. THE EFFECT OF COMBINATION OF HOT WATER WITH SOME POSTHARVEST TREATMENTS ON QUALITY AND STORAGE LIFE OF ‘SATSUMA’ MANDARIN

F. Şen | I. Karaçalı | P. Kınay

216. IMPROVEMENT OF POSTHARVEST QUALITY OF SUBTROPICAL FRUITS USING LIPPIA SCABERRIMA ESSENTIAL OIL

T. Regnier | S. Combrinck | W. Du Plooy

217. CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE COMMERCIALIZATION OF POSTHARVEST BIOCONTROL

M. Wisniewski | D. Macarisin | S. Droby

218. EFFECT OF TRIHODERMIN, BIOLOGICAL PRODUCT AGAINST BOTRYTIS IN HORTICULTURAL CROPS

A. Balode

219. BIOLOGICAL ELICITATION OF RESISTANCE AGAINST ANTHRACNOSE IN AUBERGINE

C. Mahendranathan | L.A. Terry | N.K.B. Adikaram

220. PESTICIDE FREE COATING FOR PAPAYA (CARICA PAPAYA ‘EKSOTIKA II’)

T.M.M. Mahmud | M.F. Hasan | A.R. Mohamad Zaki | S.R. Syed Omar | A. Raqeeb

221. LOW OXYGEN EFFECT ON PENICILLIUM EXPANSUM MOULD IN STORED APPLE

M. Mari | R. Gregori | M. Guidarelli | P. Bertolini

222. IMPROVEMENTS OF THE SO₂ TECHNOLOGY FOR EXTENDED STORAGE OF TABLE GRAPES

S. Lurie | Y. Zutahy | T. Kaplunov | A. Lichter

223. EFFECT OF SALICYLIC ACID AND SO₂ GENERATOR PAD ON STORAGE LIFE AND PHENOLIC CONTENTS OF GRAPE (VITIS VINIFERA L. ‘BIDANEH SEFID’ AND ‘BIDANEH GHERMEZ’)

H. Sarikhani | R. Sasani-Homa | D. Bakhshi

224. ELECTRONIC OLFACTOMETRIC DISCRIMINATION OF LEMON CONTAMINATION FROM PENICILLIUM SPP. DURING STORAGE

F. Pallottino | V. Petrucci | P. Menesatti | M. Calandra | G. Lanza

225. EFFECT OF ULTRAVIOLET (UV) ON MYCELIAL GROWTH AND POSTHARVEST INFECTION OF PEACH FRUITS BY BOTRYTIS CINEREA AND RHIZOPUS STOLONIFER

A.M. Alawami | I.A. El-Samra | S.M. Shama | A.M. Hussein

226. EVALUATION OF THE NANOSILVER COLLOIDAL SOLUTION IN COMPARISON WITH THE REGISTERED FUNGICIDE TO CONTROL GREENHOUSE CUCUMBER DOWNY MILDEW DISEASE IN THE NORTH OF IRAN

S.V. Alavi | A.A. Dehpour

227. PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL SYSTEMS FOR THE CONTROL OF BOTRYTIS CINEREA ROT IN KIWIFRUIT AND REMOVAL OF THE CHEMICAL RESIDUES FROM THE FRUIT

S. Brigati | I. Donati | I.M. Mari | F. Neri | R. Gregori

228. HISTOPATHOLOGICAL STUDIES WITH ELECTRON MICROSCOPY (SEM & TEM) OF ALTERNARIA ALTERNATA, CAUSAL AGENT OF BROWN SPOT AND BLACK ROT DISEASES (AS POSTHARVEST DISEASES) ON CITRUS IN THE NORTH OF IRAN

A.A. Dehpour | A. Majd | S.V. Alavi

229. THE BIOCHEMICAL BASIS OF PATHOGENICITY AND HOST-SPECIFICITY OF PENICILLIUM DIGITATUM ON CITRUS

S. Droby | L. Cohen | G. Rafael | M. Wisniewski | D. Macarisin

230. POSTHARVEST SODIUM SILICATE TREATMENT INDUCES RESISTANCE IN POTATO AGAINST FUSARIUM SULPHUREUM

Y.C. Li | X.J. Sun | Y. Bi | Y. Wang

231. ANTIFUNGAL ACTIVITY OF SODIUM SILICATE ON TRICHOTHECIUM ROSEUM IN VITRO

Y. Wang | Y. Bi | Y.C. Li | Y. Yin | Y.H. Ge

232. CHARACTERIZATION OF DIFFERENTIALLY EXPRESSED TRANSCRIPTS IN QUERCETIN-TREATED APPLES BY SUPPRESSION SUBTRACTIVE HYBRIDIZATION

233. A UNIVERSAL PRIMER FOR ISOLATION OF FRAGMENTS OF A GENE ENCODING PHYTOENE DESATURASE FOR USE IN VIRUS-INDUCED GENE SILENCING (VIGS) STUDIES

L. Yin-Chih | W. Imsabai | M.S. Reid | C. Wagstaff | J. Cai-Zhong

234. THE POSTHARVEST QUALITY OF CHRYSANTHEMUM AND MINERAL NUTRITION EFFECT

G. Teodorescu

235. INFLUENCE OF PRESERVATIVE MATERIALS ON POSTHARVEST PERFORMANCE OF CUT WINDOW LEAF FOLIAGE (MONSTERA DELICIOSA)

M.M. Farahat | A. Gaber

236. VASE LIFE AND ELECTROLYTE LEAKAGE OF CUT LISIANTHUS (EUSTOMA GRANDIFLORUM) AFTER TREATING WITH SUCROSE, CITRIC ACID, CALCIUM SULFATE AND SILVER NITRATE

M. Kiamohammadi | A. Golchin | D. Hashemabadi | S. Shafiei

237. CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM IN DENDROBIUM FLOWERS AFTER HARVEST

S. Ketsa | A. Karunsatitchai

238. REDUCED PETAL PIGMENTATION IN LISIANTHUS (EUSTOMA GRANDIFLORUM) FLOWERS UNDER LOW LIGHT CONDITIONS IS ASSOCIATED WITH DECREASED EXPRESSION OF ANTHOCYANIN BIOSYNTHESIS GENES

239. EFFECT OF HARVESTING TIME ON THE RESPIRATION RATE AND VASE LIFE OF THREE CUT ROSE CULTIVARS ‘GOLDEN GATE’, ‘DUETT’ AND ‘CREAM PROPHYTA’

S.O. Tshwenyane | C.F.H. Bishop

240. THE EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT FLORAL PRESERVATIVE SOLUTIONS ON KEEPING QUALITY OF CUT LISIANTHUS (EUSTOMA GRANDIFLORUM)

M. Kiamohammadi | A. Golchin | D. Hashemabadi

241. EFFECT OF DIFFERENT TREATMENTS ON VASE LIFE OF CARNATION ‘GIOKO’

O. Terék | I. Mosonyi | E. Jámbor-Benczúr | F.A. Hassan | A. Máthé

242. IMPROVING THE POSTHARVEST PERFORMANCE OF BIRD-OF-PARADISE FLOWERS

A.J. Macnish | M.S. Reid | A. Marrero | C.-Z. Jiang

243. IDENTIFYING THE STORAGE POTENTIAL OF UNROOTED SHOOT-TIP CUTTINGS OF EIGHT ORNAMENTAL SPECIES

J.E. Faust | K.P. Lewis | V.K. Rapaka

244. A THIDIAZURON PULSE TREATMENT DELAYS LEAF AND FLOWER SENESCENCE IN IRIS

A.J. Macnish | M.S. Reid | C.-Z. Jiang

245. EFFECTS OF SILVER THIOSULFATE TREATMENT ON POSTHARVEST LIFE OF CUT LISIANTHUS FLOWERS

M. Arshad | E. Chamani | Y. Pourbeyrami

246. TOTAL SOLUBLE SUGARS IN TULIP BULBS AND FREESIA CORMS DURING STORAGE

N. Koksal | H. Gulen | A. Eris

247. EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE AND STORAGE DURATION ON QUALITY AND ROOTING PERFORMANCE OF POINSETTIA (EUPHORBIA PULCHERRIMA ‘PRESTIGE RED’) CUTTINGS

J.E. Faust | A.L. Enfield

248. STIFFNESS-TEMPERATURE COEFFICIENT FOR ‘HORT16A’ KIWIFRUIT MEASURED BY ACOUSTIC FIRMNESS

K. Challies | A.R. East | M.P. Parker | D.J. Tanner | A.J. Mawson

249. MODELLING THE INCIDENCE OF DECAY DEVELOPMENT IN ‘B74’ MANGOES AS A FUNCTION OF SUPPLY CHAIN TEMPERATURE

A.R. East | F.J. Trujillo | E.L. Winley

250. TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCY OF RESPIRATION RATES OF THREE CHILLI CULTIVARS

R. Jansasithorn | A.R. East | E.W. Hewett | A.J. Mawson | J.A. Heyes

251. MICROBIOLOGICAL QUALITY OF SHREDDED ENDIVE AS AFFECTED BY PRE-WASHING AND OZONATED WATER APPLIED AS DIPS OR SHOWER

252. EFFECT OF NATURAL ANTIMICROBIALS ON MICROBIOLOGICAL AND SENSORIAL QUALITY OF FRESH-CUT CANTALOUPE MELON

G.C. Moreira | A.C. Silveira | E. Aguayo | R. Lopes Vieites | F. Artés