Once leafy vegetables are picked, metabolism and inoculating microbes affect the quality of the products badly. This paper included a brief introduction on the various factors affecting the freshness and shelf-life of leafy vegetables, with 3 types of treatments: antimicrobial gas or washing solutions (ozone, hydrogen peroxide, peroxyacetic acid, chlorine, electrolyzed oxidizing water, and silver solution), that are broadly applied on post-harvest leafy vegetables that help to reduce both spoilage microorganisms and pathogens.
Once edible fungi are picked, metabolism and inoculating microbes affect the quality of the products badly. This article expounds on mushroom freshness-keeping mechanism and on research progress regarding maturity, after-picking treatment technology, temperatures, and packaging materials that can influence edible fungi storage quality which can serve as a guide to edible fungus freshness-keeping technology research and production practices.
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