2004
DOI: 10.1590/s0103-84782004000600048
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Temperatura e embalagens na conservação pós-colheita de Eugenia uvalha Cambess - Mirtaceae

Abstract: Temperature and packs in post harvest conservation of

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“…According to the grower, two uvaia types were identified in Salesópolis, SP, Brazil, namely: large and small fruits. Both are typified by the yellow-orange color (L*= 65.64±0.89; ºh= 71.61±1.86), which is characteristic of such species (SCALON et al, 2004). However, large uvaia fruits presented a less intense color (47.71) than their small counterparts (53.63), as indicated by chromaticity values (Table 1).…”
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“…According to the grower, two uvaia types were identified in Salesópolis, SP, Brazil, namely: large and small fruits. Both are typified by the yellow-orange color (L*= 65.64±0.89; ºh= 71.61±1.86), which is characteristic of such species (SCALON et al, 2004). However, large uvaia fruits presented a less intense color (47.71) than their small counterparts (53.63), as indicated by chromaticity values (Table 1).…”
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“…A qualidade dos frutos é atribuída ao seu tamanho e forma e à cor da casca. Esses fatores, associados à composição físico-química da polpa, oferecem aos frutos e aos produtos deles obtidos a qualidade organoléptica e nutricional, responsáveis pela aceitação definitiva desses no mercado (SCALON et al, 2004a).…”
Section: Revista Brasileira De Tecnologia Agroindustrialunclassified
“…(Myrtaceae) é frutífera nativa do Brasil que produz frutos de grande interesse comercial, industrial e farmacológico. Os frutos têm tamanho, forma, cor de casca e sabor atrativos ao consumo in natura, e a composição físico-química de sua polpa oferece grande qualidade organoléptica e nutricional (Scalon et al, 2004a(Scalon et al, , 2004bDelgado & Barbedo, 2007;Oliveira et al, 2010). Diversas espécies de Eugenia apresentam interesse para a exploração industrial.…”
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