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Ethylene Concentration and the Duration of the Degreening Process in Shamouti Orange Fruit
Year:
1978
Source of publication :
Journal of Horticultural Science
Authors :
Cohen, Eliyahu
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Volume :
53
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From page:
139
To page:
142
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Total pages:
4
)
Abstract:

Degreened Shamouti orange fruits, using a low concentration of ethylene (10 ppm), developed as good a colour as that obtained using concentrations up 40 ppm. Respiration rate and rot development at low ethylene concentrations were similar to those in non-degreened control fruits. However, degreening with high ethylene concentration increased both respiration rate and stem-end rot. The duration of the degreening process was more important for peel colour than the ethylene concentration used; it was not possible to shorten the degreening period by using higher concentrations.

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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.1080/00221589.1978.11514808
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0
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Publication Type:
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Language:
English
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ID:
59414
Last updated date:
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Ethylene Concentration and the Duration of the Degreening Process in Shamouti Orange Fruit
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Ethylene Concentration and the Duration of the Degreening Process in Shamouti Orange Fruit

Degreened Shamouti orange fruits, using a low concentration of ethylene (10 ppm), developed as good a colour as that obtained using concentrations up 40 ppm. Respiration rate and rot development at low ethylene concentrations were similar to those in non-degreened control fruits. However, degreening with high ethylene concentration increased both respiration rate and stem-end rot. The duration of the degreening process was more important for peel colour than the ethylene concentration used; it was not possible to shorten the degreening period by using higher concentrations.

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