2011
DOI: 10.1590/s0100-29452011000500079
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Armazenamento refrigerado de Physalis¹

Abstract: RESUMO -Este trabalho teve como objetivo avaliar o armazenamento refrigerado de Physalis angulataL. e Physalis peruviana L. com e sem cálice. Os frutos foram colhidos com coloração externa da casca alaranjada e armazenados por até 90 dias, com e sem a presença de cálice, nas temperaturas de 2±1 ºC e UR 90±5% ou 10±1 ºC e UR 90±5%. Posteriormente, eles foram mantidos em condição de prateleira a 22±2 ºC e UR 70± 5 %, durante três dias, e avaliados quanto à coloração externa da casca, relação SST/ATT, perda de pe… Show more

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“…Após a remoção do cálice, o fruto apresenta um período de armazenamento reduzido. Bolzan et al (2011), ao avaliarem o armazenamento refrigerado de physalis, verificaram que os melhores resultados são obtidos quando os frutos são armazenados com cálice.…”
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“…Após a remoção do cálice, o fruto apresenta um período de armazenamento reduzido. Bolzan et al (2011), ao avaliarem o armazenamento refrigerado de physalis, verificaram que os melhores resultados são obtidos quando os frutos são armazenados com cálice.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…1, heavier husks (green) are those that have not yet acquired full maturation, and the fruit have not reached their greatest mass, indicating that brown husks are the most suitable for commercialization because of their greater FM. The presence of the husk in fruit of the Physalis genus protects the fruit from attack by insects, birds, pathogens, and adverse environmental conditions during cultivation, and prolongs postharvest shelf life compared with fruit without a husk (Bolzan et al, 2011).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Cape gooseberry (Physalis peruviana) is a climacteric fruit with a fleshy berry type covered by a husk or calyx that prolongs the postharvest shelf life by two thirds more than fruit without husk by decreasing respiratory intensity and reducing weight loss (Bolzan et al, 2011). Such features have resulted in an increasing demand by the consumer market (Santana et al, 2020).…”
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“…The fruit physalis (Physalis peruviana L.) is being diffused gradually due to its high nutritional and economical value (Velázquez et al 2007;Bolzan et al 2011;Fischer et al 2012Fischer et al , 2014. The large-scale production of this fruit is an excellent alternative for farmers in southern Brazil.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%