2017
DOI: 10.1111/jfpe.12600
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Effects of different direction of temperature jump treatment on cucumbers

Abstract: A novel method of uninterrupted temperature jump treatment was proposed. Effects of different directions of temperature jump were studied. Cucumbers were first put into ice‐water for 40 min (CST) and then immersed into hot water (40 °C) for 20 min uninterruptedly (CHT); and reversely, cucumbers immersed into hot water (HST) for 20 min and then ice‐water for 40 min (HCT). The results showed that the decay incidence of CHT was 24.0 and 49.3% lower than that of CST and HST respectively. And the CAT activity of CH… Show more

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“…This is consistent with the results that high CO 2 delayed chlorophyll degradation and anthocyanin accumulation by inhibiting chlorophyllase activity and downregulating the expression of FaChl b reductase, FaPAO and FaRCCR, which are related to chlorophyll state in postharvest storage of strawberry fruits [26]. Likewise, cold shock delayed the degradation of chlorophyll by suppressing the activity of chlorophyllase in cucumber [27].…”
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confidence: 91%
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“…This is consistent with the results that high CO 2 delayed chlorophyll degradation and anthocyanin accumulation by inhibiting chlorophyllase activity and downregulating the expression of FaChl b reductase, FaPAO and FaRCCR, which are related to chlorophyll state in postharvest storage of strawberry fruits [26]. Likewise, cold shock delayed the degradation of chlorophyll by suppressing the activity of chlorophyllase in cucumber [27].…”
Section: Color Parameterssupporting
confidence: 91%
“…A change in firmness is related to the change of cell structure caused by the transformation of SSC and storage sugars in cell walls [49]. The changes in cell structure affect the transpiration of plants which relates to water content and fresh weight loss [27]. In addition, negative correlations were observed between FWL and h • and Chl.…”
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confidence: 99%