2013
DOI: 10.1590/s0100-29452013000200007
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Aplicação de 1-metilciclopropeno associado ao etileno para minimizar seus efeitos na inibição do amadurecimento do mamão 'golden'

Abstract: O objetivo deste trabalho foi estudar a fisiologia e a conservação pós-colheita de mamões 'Golden', submetidos à aplicação simultânea de 1-metilciclopropeno e etileno. Os frutos foram provenientes de cultivo comercial no Espírito Santo, no estádio de maturação 1. Os tratamentos foram compostos pelas seguintes combinações de 1-MCP (nL. L-1) + etileno (µL. L-1): 0+0; 100+0; 100+2,5; 100+5 e 100+10. Os tratamentos com 1-MCP e 1-MCP mais 2,5 µL. L-1 de etileno foram os que mais retardaram a perda da firmeza e a mu… Show more

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“…Consumers usually relate fruit colour with sweetness and other desirable attributes, which leads the purchase preference (PATHARE et al, 2013). Green colour retention in papaya fruits treated with 1-MCP was also verified by Krongyut et al (2011) and Trevisan et al (2013) as well as in other fruits, such as banana (yAn et al, 2011), avocado (MEyER; TERRy, 2010), plum (SInGh & SINGH, 2012), mango (SIVAKUMAR et al, 2012) and tomato (WAnG et al, 2010). The reduction of ethylene production observed in papayas treated with 1-MCP (Table 2) may have a direct influence on reducing the fruit green colour.…”
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“…Consumers usually relate fruit colour with sweetness and other desirable attributes, which leads the purchase preference (PATHARE et al, 2013). Green colour retention in papaya fruits treated with 1-MCP was also verified by Krongyut et al (2011) and Trevisan et al (2013) as well as in other fruits, such as banana (yAn et al, 2011), avocado (MEyER; TERRy, 2010), plum (SInGh & SINGH, 2012), mango (SIVAKUMAR et al, 2012) and tomato (WAnG et al, 2010). The reduction of ethylene production observed in papayas treated with 1-MCP (Table 2) may have a direct influence on reducing the fruit green colour.…”
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“…1-MCP inhibited this hormone production, delaying production peak until the 5 th storage day (Table 2). Ethylene rates in ripening papayas are 6 to 10 μL kg PAULL, 1993;TREVISAN et al, 2013), showing an effective production peak delay in all treated fruits. Comparing to other studies, the respiratory and ethylene climacterics were delayed in avocados treated with 1-MCP at 1 µL L -1 for 24 h at 20 ºC (PATHIRANA et al, 2011), and it was also reduced in mangosteens exposed to 1 µL L -1 for 6 h at 15 or 25 ºC (PIRIyAvInIT et al, 2011) and tomatoes treated with 1 µL L -1 for 24 h at 20 ºC (WAnG et al, 2010).…”
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“…Entre os principais fatores que depreciam a qualidade pós-colheita do mamão estão o rápido amolecimento e a elevada incidência de podridões. Dada essa alta perecibilidade, o controle do amadurecimento é fundamental para o aumento de sua vida útil após a colheita, visando o mercado interno e à exportação (TREVISAN et al, 2013).…”
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