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ANALYSIS OF SUGARS AND ORGANIC ACIDS CONTENTS OF DATE PALM (PHOENIX DACTYLIFERA L.) ‘BARHEE’ DURING FRUIT DEVELOPMENT

Article number

882_90

Pages

793 – 801

Language

English

Abstract

Sugar and organic acid composition of date palm fruit (Phoenix dactylifera L.) cultivar Barhee were measured using high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) during fruit growth and development.
According to the results, malic acid was detected as the main organic acid in the first growth stages while succinic acid and acetic acid were main acids detected in the Khalal and Tamar stages respectively.
A reduction of total acid was observed until 100 days after full bloom (DAFB), and then dramatically increased during last growth stages (120, 140 and 160 DAFB). In these stages, acetic acid was the main acid increased and reached its maximum.
As for the sugars, fructose and glucose were identified as the dominant sugars, and their levels varied remarkably during fruit development.
The concentration of sugars was increased continually during fruit development reached its maximum level by 160 DAFB. Sucrose content was practically negligible.

Publication

IV International Date Palm Conference

Authors

S.M.H. Mortazavi, K. Arzani, M. Barzegar

Keywords

sugars, organic acid, date fruit, ‘Barhee’, growth and development

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2010.882.90

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69. THE EFFECTS OF FEEDING DATE PALM BYPRODUCTS ON MEAT QUALITY CHARACTERISTICS OF SHEEP

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77. A COMPARATIVE STUDY ON DATE SYRUP (DIPS) AS SUBSTRATE FOR THE PRODUCTION OF BAKER’S YEAST (SACCHAROMYCES CEREVISIAE)

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78. PERFORMANCE OF BAKER’S YEAST PRODUCED USING DATE SYRUP SUBSTRATE ON ARABIC BREAD QUALITY

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79. EFFECTS OF PLANT GROWTH REGULATORS ON QUANTITATIVE AND QUALITATIVE TRAITS OF ‘SHAHANI’ DATE (PHOENIX DACTYLIFERA) FRUITS

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80. EFFECTS OF BUNCH THINNING ON YIELD AND FRUIT QUALITY OF ‘KHALAS’ DATE PALM

S.S. Soliman | R.S. Al-Obeed | M.M. Harhash

81. SOME PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF SEVERAL LIBYAN DATE PALM CULTIVARS

Y.I. Geddeda | F. Abdassalam

82. EFFECT OF DIFFERENT ORGANIC FERTILIZER SOURCES ON IMPROVING FRUIT NUTRITIONAL VALUE AND YIELD OF ‘ZAGHLOUL’ DATES

H.A. Kassem | H.A. Marzouk

83. EFFECT OF SOME GROWTH REGULATORS ON YIELD AND FRUIT QUALITY OF ‘SAMANI’ DATE PALM

M.A. Ahmed | H.S.A. Hassan | S.S. Soliman

84. EFFECT OF OFFSHOOT WEIGHT ON ESTABLISHMENT AND VEGETATIVE GROWTH IN ‘SAYAR’ DATE PALM

M. Alihouri | H. Dialami

85. RESPONSE OF DATE PALM TREES TO DIFFERENT NITROGEN AND POTASSIUM APPLICATION RATES

T.M. Ezz | H.A. Kassem | H.A. Marzouk

86. INTERACTION OF SULFUR AND MAGNESIUM ON PALM OIL SEED

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87. POTENTIAL OF COMMERCIAL CULTIVATION AND EXPANSION OF DATE PALM (PHOENIX DACTYLIFERA) IN WESTERN RAJASTHAN, INDIA

S.S. Mertia | N. Mertia

88. THE ROLE OF DATE PALM TREE IN IMPROVEMENT OF THE ENVIRONMENT

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89. EFFECT OF BUNCH REMOVAL AND FRUIT THINNING ON SHRIVELING OF MATURE DATES IN ‘GHAR’ CULTIVAR

Z.S. Al Darwish | A. Ben Abdallah

90. DATE PALM GENETIC DIVERSITY CONSERVATION FOR SUSTAINABLE PRODUCTION

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91. ANALYSIS OF SUGARS AND ORGANIC ACIDS CONTENTS OF DATE PALM (PHOENIX DACTYLIFERA L.) ‘BARHEE’ DURING FRUIT DEVELOPMENT

S.M.H. Mortazavi | K. Arzani | M. Barzegar

92. REPORT OF THE SURVEY STUDIED ON SOMACLONAL VARIATIONS IN IN VITRO PROPAGATED DATE PALM PLANTS

A. Abutalebi

93. INDUCTION AND EVALUATION OF VARIABILITY IN EMBRYOGENIC CULTURES OF DATE PALM (PHOENIX DACTYLIFERA L.)

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94. MEDIUM SUPPLEMENTS AND SUPPORT MATRICES FOR BETTER IN VITRO GROWTH OF DATE PALM (PHOENIX DACTYLIFERA L.)

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95. MICROPROPAGATION OF DATE PALM (PHOENIX DACTYLIFERA L.) SELECTED GENOTYPES FROM INFLORESCENCE TISSUES BY USING SOMATIC EMBRYOGENESIS TECHNIQUE

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96. POSITIVE EFFECTS OF ARBUSCULAR MYCORRHIZAL FUNGI ON BIOMASS PRODUCTION, NUTRIENT STATUS AND WATER RELATIONS IN DATE PALM SEEDLINGS UNDER WATER DEFICIENCY

97. EFFECT OF EXOGENOUS INDOLE BUTYRIC ACID (IBA) ON ROOTING AND LEAF GROWTH OF SMALL DATE PALM OFFSHOOTS (PHOENIX DACTYLIFERA L.) DERIVED FROM ADULT VITROPLANTS OF ‘NAJDA’ CULTIVAR

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98. DETERMINATION OF PERFORMANCE FACTORS OF DRIP IRRIGATION FOR DATE PALM (THE OASIS OF GAFSA: SOUTHERN TUNISIA)

L. Dhawadi | H. Daghari

99. COMPARATIVE STUDY OF MECHANICAL AND HAND POLLINATION ON CERTAIN OMANI DATE PALM CULTIVARS

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100. THE EFFECT OF THINNING ON FRUIT DROP OF DATE PALM ‘KHANEZI’

E.A. Mawloud

101. INTERACTIVE EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE AND 1-METHYLCYCLOPROPENE ON ‘BARHEE’ DATE FRUIT QUALITY PICKED AT KHALAL STAGE

S.M.H. Mortazavi | B. Siruie | F. Mohammadi

102. DWARF DISORDER IN TISSUE CULTURED DATE PALMS – A CASE STUDY

Y. Al-Shayji | C. Sudhersan

103. SOMATIC EMBRYOGENESIS APPROACH FOR SHOOT TIPS OF DATE PALM ‘ZAGHLOOL’

Y.M. Ibraheem | I. Pinker | M. Böhme

104. EFFECT OF SAPROTROPHIC FUNGI ON ARBUSCULAR MYCORRHIZAL ROOT COLONIZATION AND SEEDLINGS GROWTH IN DATE PALM UNDER GREENHOUSE CONDITIONS

K. Aqqua | A. Qaddoury | I. Garcia-Romera | J.A. Ocampo

105. EFFECTS OF THINNING METHODS ON DATE BUNCH FADING DISORDER AT POLLINATION AND KIMRI STAGES

M. Izadi | M. Poozesh Shirazi

106. GC/MS SCREENING OF VOLATILE COMPOUNDS PROFILES FROM HEALTHY AND BRITTLE LEAF DISEASE (BDL) AFFECTED DATE PALM (PHOENIX DACTYLIFERA L.) – A COMPARATIVE STUDY

K. Latreche | F. Rahmania

107. EFFECT OF CERTAIN INSECTICIDES ON SOME BIOCHEMICAL ASPECTS OF RHYNCHOPHORUS FERRUGINEUS (OLIV.)

M.I. Abdel-Megeed | M.S. El-Zemaity | M.S. Abdel-Wahed | A.A. Reda

108. FACTORS INFLUENCING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CERTAIN NOVEL INSECTICIDES AGAINST RED PALM WEEVIL

M.S. El-Zemaity | M.I. Abdel-Megeed | M.S. Abdul-Wahed | A.A. Reda

109. THE FUTURE VISIONS AND THE INFLUENCE OF CLIMATIC FACTORS ON THE SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF DUBAS BUG OMMATISSUS LYBICUS (DEBERGEVIN) ON DATE PALM TREES IN IRAQ

A.-S.A. Ali

110. TRUNK INJECTION WITH NEONICTONIODS INSECTICIDES TO CONTROL THE GREEN PIT SCALE INSECT (PALMAPSIS PHOENICIS RAMACHANDRA RAO) (HOMOPTERA: ASTEROLECANIIDAE) INFESTING DATE PALM IN NORTHERN SUDAN

M.A. Ahmed | A.O. Abdelbagi | H.A. Elshafie

111. THE POPULATION DENSITY AND BIOLOGICAL STUDIES ON OMMATISSUS BINOTATUS LYBICUS IN UAE

E.M.T. Al-Hafidh

112. TEST OF IN VITRO ANTAGONISM OF SOME STRAINS OF PAENIBACILLUS POLYMYXA TOWARDS STRAIN OF FUSARIUM OXYSPORUM F. SP. ALBEDINIS AGENT OF THE FUSARIOSE OF THE DATE PALM

S. Athmani-Guemouri

113. DIFFERENT METHODS TO COMBAT THE RED PALM WEEVIL COMPARED TO MODERN INJECTION METHOD BY AMENDED ITALIAN MACHINE (ENDO PALM)

A.H. Zietoun

114. METWALY METHOD ENDOTHERAPIC INJECTION FOR PALM TREES ¿ THE NEW METHODS USED TO CONTROL THE RED PALM WEEVIL (RHYNCHOPHORUS FERRUGINEUS OLIVIER)

M. Nabawy

115. SURVEYING EPHESTIA SPP. AND THE PARASITOID BRACON HEBETOR IN DATE PALM ORCHARDS AND DATE STORES OF FIVE GOVERNORATES IN IRAQ

A.A. Hameed | A.A. Al-Taweel | A.J. Eass | R.N. Shalal | Z.A. Al-Garbawi

116. CONTROL OF THE GREATER DATE MOTH, ARENIPSES SABELLA HAMPSON (LEPIDOPTERA: PYRALIDAE) USING BIOPESTICIDES

A.F. Badr El-Sabah | S.M.M. Gameel | A.A. Sayed

117. BIOCIDES, SOIL SOLARIZATION AND FUMIGATION TO CONTROL FUSARIUM OXYSPORUM F. SP. ALBEDINIS INCITING BAYOUD DISEASE ON DATE PALM

A. Essarioui | M.H. Sedra

118. EFFECT OF DIFFERENT KINDS OF BUNCH COVERING ON DATE PALM FRUIT (PHOENIX DACTYLIFERA L.) MOTHS INFESTATION RATE

A. Zirari | L. Laaziza Ichir

119. ASSESSMENT OF DIFFERENT MEDIA FOR THE PRODUCTION OF THE ENTOMOPATHOGENIC FUNGUS BEAUVERIA BASSIANA TO CONTROL THE RED PALM WEEVIL RHYNCHOPHORUS FERRUGINEUS (OLIV.)

G. Hegazy | S.T. Shehata | M.A. Salem | F.M. Mariy | A.A. Aldossary

120. ECOPALM RING MACHINE: THE MICROWAVES TECHNOLOGY FOR THE TOTAL DISINFESTATIONS OF THE PALM TREES AFFECTED BY THE RED PALM WEEVIL

C. Yamen Khatib | A. Isotton | C. Pasqualotto | L. Bernabei

121. WINGS OF RED PALM WEEVIL (RPW) AND THEIR BEHAVIOR AS SEMICONDUCTOR

M. Ragaei

122. COLLECTION, IDENTIFICATION AND APPLICATION POTENTIAL DETERMINATION OF NATURAL ENEMIES OF BATRACHEDRA AMYDRAULA MEYR.

F. Karampour

123. BIOPHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF DATE PASTE: ASSESSMENT OF FLOW BEHAVIOR AND TEXTURE

H. Karazhiyan

124. MODIFIED ATMOSPHERE PACKAGING OF DATE FRUIT (PHOENIX DACTYLIFERA L.) CULTIVAR ‘BARHEE’ IN KHALAL STAGE

S.M.H. Mortazavi | K. Arzani | A.A. Arujalian

125. EVALUATION OF USING MIDRIBS OF DATE PALM FRONDS AS A RAW MATERIAL FOR WOOD-CEMENT COMPOSITE PANELS INDUSTRY IN SAUDI ARABIA

R.A. Nasser | H.A. Al-Mefarrej

126. THE CONSUMPTION PATTERN OF DATES AND ITS RELATED FOOD HABITS AMONG UAE CITIZENS IN AL-AIN CITY, UAE: A PILOT STUDY

H.S. Qazaq | N.Z. Al Adeeb

127. EFFECT OF BUNCH BAGGING ON PRODUCTIVITY, RIPENING SPEED AND POSTHARVEST FRUIT QUALITY OF ‘ZAGHLOUL’ DATES

H.A. Kassem | T.M. Ezz | H.A. Marzouk

128. PHYTOCHEMICAL PROFILE AND ANTIOXIDANT ACTIVITY OF PHOENIX DACTYLIFERA L., PHOENIX CANARIENSIS L. AND CHAMAEROPS HUMILIS L.

M. Bennaceur | A. Bengag | A. Marouf | N. Bouguedoura

129. ENHANCING THE PERFORMANCE OF DOKA OF ‘DHAKKI’ DATE EXERCISING FREEZE TECHNOLOGY

S.A. Saleem | A.K. Baloch | A.A. Saddozai

130. IMPACT OF ARTIFICIAL RIPENING TO IMPROVE QUALITY AND YIELD FOR THE EXPORT OF ‘DHAKKI’ DATES

S.A. Saleem | A.A. Saddozai | M. Asif | A.K. Baloch

131. EFFECT OF USING DATE STONE MEAL SUPPLEMENTATION ON GROWTH PERFORMANCE, BLOOD CONSTITUENTS AND CARCASS CHARACTERISTIC OF GROWING RABBITS

H.A. Al-Shanti | M.F. Al-Banna | I.E. Abu Showayb | M.A. El-Manylawi

132. STUDY ON THE EFFECT OF THE USE OF DIETS CONTAINING DIFFERENT LEVELS OF CRUSHED DATE SEEDS ON GROWING ASSAF LAMBS

M.F. Al-Banna | I.E. Abu Showayb | H.A. Al-Shanti

133. The Marketing and Consuming of Date Palm (Phoenix dactylifera) in Turkey

T. Karadeniz

134. STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF STORAGE METHODS AND AMOUNT OF POLLEN ON ‘ZAHIDI’ DATE PALMS FRUIT SETTING

M. Izadi | M.P. Shirazi | R. Khademi

135. TOTAL PHENOLICS AND ANTIOXIDANT PROPERTIES OF DATE PALM (PHOENIX DACTYLIFERA L.) PITS AS AFFECTED BY CULTIVAR AND LOCATION

S. Al-Turki | M.A. Shahba | C. Stushnoff

136. THERMAL BEHAVIOR OF MILK DRINK FLAVORED WITH DATE SYRUP MEASURED BY MDSC AND PREDICTED BY ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORKS (ANNS)

A.M. Alhamdan

137. ESTIMATION OF SOME PHYSICO-CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS, MINERAL ELEMENTS, SUGAR FRACTIONS AND AMINO ACIDS OF SOME ASWAN DRY-DATE CULTIVARS PRODUCED THROUGH TRADITIONAL METHOD (OFFSHOOTS) AND TISSUE CULTURE TECHNIQUE

M.N. El-Ghazali | M.A.A. Awad-Allah | E.G. Gadalla | A.A. El-Banna

138. MICROBIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF DATE PALM FRUIT SOLD IN ABU DHABI EMIRATE

E.A.K. Al Jawally

139. EFFECT OF BUNCH BAGGING COLOR ON ‘SUCCARY’ AND ‘KHALAS’ DATE PALM CULTIVARS: FRUIT CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS

R.S. Al-Obeed | M.M. Harhash

140. STUDY ON EFFECTS OF BUNCH COVERING ON DATE PALM BUNCH FADING IN IRAN

F. Karampour | A. Davoodian