2014
DOI: 10.4025/actasciagron.v36i2.17192
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<b>Influence of waxing coupled to 1-methylcyclopropene on compositional changes in early harvested ‘gold’ pineapple for export

Abstract: ABSTRACT. This work evaluated the changes in quality in early-harvested 'Gold' pineapple after coating with wax and exposure to 1-Methylcycloprepene before or after coating. The storage conditions and the experimental period simulated those of shipping and marketing, assuming that Ceará, Brazil, is the production site and Europe is the marketplace. Evaluation was performed after harvest, upon removal of the fruit from cold storage, and every three days during room storage. Evaluations included visual quality o… Show more

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“…Decrease in phenolics after a defined time period might be due to decrease in antioxidant activity and this degradation is the sign of lower internal resistance of fruits against pathogen attack. These results are supported by Machado et al (2014) who reported a slight increase in phenolic contents during initial storage followed by a continuous decrease after the application of different coating types on pineapple fruit. Higher activities of antioxidants were recorded in the wax coated fruits after 90 days as compared to control and benzaldehyde coating.…”
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confidence: 82%
“…Decrease in phenolics after a defined time period might be due to decrease in antioxidant activity and this degradation is the sign of lower internal resistance of fruits against pathogen attack. These results are supported by Machado et al (2014) who reported a slight increase in phenolic contents during initial storage followed by a continuous decrease after the application of different coating types on pineapple fruit. Higher activities of antioxidants were recorded in the wax coated fruits after 90 days as compared to control and benzaldehyde coating.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 82%