2019
DOI: 10.16882/derim.2019.410329
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Determination of some physicochemical properties in fruits of some avocado (Persea americana Mill.) cultivars during the harvesting periods

Abstract: In this study, certain physical and chemical properties of the Fuerte, Bacon and Zutano avocado cultivars were determined during the harvesting periods between the years 2010-2013. Fruit harvests were performed at intervals of 15-20 days. The dry weight and oil content of Fuerte cultivar increased by 110.2% and 234.2%, respectively, between October and May of the 2010-2011 harvesting period. The dry weight and oil content of the Bacon cultivar increased by 44.

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“…On the other hand, the secondary harvest seasons began in September to June and reached cold months (16.4°C) and dry months associated with January -February (102.5 mm month -1 ), which could influence fruit growth and therefore produce uneven development (Figure 1 and 2). LDR behaved stably throughout the evaluation, presenting a ratio of 1.28, which gives the fruit a geometric shape that resembles that of an ellipsoid, which is such that reported by Bayram and Seyla (2019) who, during ten harvest cycles evaluated fruits of avocado cv. Fuerte, Bacon, and Zutano found this same pattern in the geometric shape of the fruit during its growth.…”
Section: Fruit Growth and Development -Harvest Season (H) As The Main...supporting
confidence: 70%
“…On the other hand, the secondary harvest seasons began in September to June and reached cold months (16.4°C) and dry months associated with January -February (102.5 mm month -1 ), which could influence fruit growth and therefore produce uneven development (Figure 1 and 2). LDR behaved stably throughout the evaluation, presenting a ratio of 1.28, which gives the fruit a geometric shape that resembles that of an ellipsoid, which is such that reported by Bayram and Seyla (2019) who, during ten harvest cycles evaluated fruits of avocado cv. Fuerte, Bacon, and Zutano found this same pattern in the geometric shape of the fruit during its growth.…”
Section: Fruit Growth and Development -Harvest Season (H) As The Main...supporting
confidence: 70%