2015
DOI: 10.1590/1678-4499.096
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Caracterização morfológica e química de frutos de cambucizeiro

Abstract: The number of seeds is not a good indicator to the ratio with fruit mass; however, the mass of thousand seeds is a good indicator.Some accessions have high content of soluble solids, but most of the fruits showed high acidity. The cambuci fruit is an excellent source of vitamin C. The accession fruits have green color, persisting an opaque hue in ripe fruits.

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“…However, fruits collected from the municipality of Barão do Triunfo have shown a lower standard deviation (±0.45) with a minimum and a maximum mass of 0.51 and 2.65 g, respectively. Those collected from the Morro do Osso Natural Park have shown a higher standard deviation (±0.58) with fruits ranging from 0.31 to 3.64 g. Such variation in fruit mass has also been observed for other species from the same genus, such as C. phaea (Vallilo et al, 2005;Bianchini et al, 2016), C. lineatifolia (Balaguera, Álvarez, & Bonilla, 2009), C. adamantium (Melchior, Custódio, Marques, & Neto, 2006;Dresch, Scalon, Masetto, & Vieira, 2013) and C. xanthocarpa ), since they are non-domesticated species possibly collected in situ from mother plants with a high genetic variability often located in areas of distinct edaphoclimatic conditions. C. aurea fruits are smaller than those from other tree species of the genus, such as C. phaea (55 g), C. lineatifolia (24 g) and C. xanthocarpa (6 g) (Vallilo et al, 2005;Balaguera et al, 2009;Santos et al, 2009) as well as those described for C. adamanium (8 g) (Santos, Megguer, Costa, & Lima, 2015), a species similar to C. aurea in size.…”
Section: Physical Propertiesmentioning
confidence: 59%
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“…However, fruits collected from the municipality of Barão do Triunfo have shown a lower standard deviation (±0.45) with a minimum and a maximum mass of 0.51 and 2.65 g, respectively. Those collected from the Morro do Osso Natural Park have shown a higher standard deviation (±0.58) with fruits ranging from 0.31 to 3.64 g. Such variation in fruit mass has also been observed for other species from the same genus, such as C. phaea (Vallilo et al, 2005;Bianchini et al, 2016), C. lineatifolia (Balaguera, Álvarez, & Bonilla, 2009), C. adamantium (Melchior, Custódio, Marques, & Neto, 2006;Dresch, Scalon, Masetto, & Vieira, 2013) and C. xanthocarpa ), since they are non-domesticated species possibly collected in situ from mother plants with a high genetic variability often located in areas of distinct edaphoclimatic conditions. C. aurea fruits are smaller than those from other tree species of the genus, such as C. phaea (55 g), C. lineatifolia (24 g) and C. xanthocarpa (6 g) (Vallilo et al, 2005;Balaguera et al, 2009;Santos et al, 2009) as well as those described for C. adamanium (8 g) (Santos, Megguer, Costa, & Lima, 2015), a species similar to C. aurea in size.…”
Section: Physical Propertiesmentioning
confidence: 59%
“…A variation in the fruits physical properties and chemical composition may be observed due to the different conditions of the data collection areas, as well as the genetic variability among plant populations (Bianchini et al, 2016). In this sense, fruit biometry is an important tool to detect genetic variability within populations of certain species as it can generate important information for genetic improvement programs (Gonçalves et al, 2013).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is also used as an ornamental plant due to the delicate form of its canopy and the exotic nature of the fruit. The only prior study of the fruits revealed a high content of soluble solids and high acidity (Bianchini et al, 2016).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…A acidez foi de 3,26% de ácido cítrico para a polpa in natura, com pequena redução, obtendo valores médios entre 2,57 a 3,05% para os diferentes tratamentos durante o armazenamento da polpa, coincidindo com alguns valores encontrados por (BIANCHINI et al, 2016). Esse teor elevado de acidez é interessante sob o ponto de vista industrial, pois acentua o sabor da polpa, promovendo um fator de diluição elevado, gerando consequentemente maior rendimento do produto final (ANDRADE et al, 1993).…”
Section: Acidez Titulável (At)unclassified
“…No caso do cambuci, antes da polpa ser submetida ao tratamento, era de 2,82 e não variou para durante o período de armazenamento para cada tratamento, obtendo-se valores entre 3,07 a 3,77. Os valores obtidos antes e depois dos tratamentos são considerados baixos, e coincidem com alguns resultados encontrados por (BIANCHINI et al, 2016) em seus experimentos.…”
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