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Taylor, J. E.

doi:10.1007/978-94-011-1584-1_5

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“…Biale & Barcus (1970) studying some Amazonian fruits reported a climacteric rise in respiration for breadfruit from 40 to 180 mL O 2 .kg -1 .h -1 in tow days period. Fruit from the Guttiferae botanic family, such as mangosteen (Garcinia mangustana L.), presented the climacteric peak by the tenth day of storage, although (Taylor, 1993). Dull et al (1967) have investigated the pattern of respiration in pineapple fruit picked at six stages and subsequently stored.…”

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Postharvest changes and respiratory pattern of bacuri fruit (Platonia insignis Mart.) at different maturity stages during ambient storage

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Bacuri (Platonia insignis, Mart.) is one of the most important among Amazonian fruits. However, little is known about its postharvest physiology, such as maturity stages, changes during ambient storage, and respiratory pattern. Fruits were harvested at three maturity stages based on epicarp colour: dark green, light green, and turning (50% yellow), in order to determine colour modification and respiratory pattern during ambient storage (25.2 0 C, 75.1 % RH). Fruit of all maturity stages showed, after three days of harvest, a non-climacteric respiratory pattern, with turning fruit presenting the highest CO 2 production rate until the fourth storage day (177.63 mg.CO 2 .kg -1 .h -1 ). Yellowing increased throughout storage as related to lightness, chromaticity, and hue angle reductions. Turning fruit can be stored at ambient conditions for up to 10 days without any loss in marketability. KEY WORDS

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Section: Postharvest Changes and Respiratory Pattern Of Bacuri Fruit mentioning

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Postharvest changes and respiratory pattern of bacuri fruit (Platonia insignis Mart.) at different maturity stages during ambient storage

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“…Um dos fatores que tornam o etanol um agente destanizador de grande potencial é o fato de que o tratamento com etanol resultou em frutos contendo, aproximadamente, 13 vezes mais substâncias insolúveis que os frutos não tratados (TAYLOR, 1993). Entretanto, o tratamento apresenta como desvantagem o amolecimento da polpa do fruto (ITTAH, 1993).…”

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Remoção de adstringência de caqui: um enfoque bioquímico, fisiológico e tecnológico

Edagi

Kluge

2009

Cienc. Rural

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“…These passion fruits, originally from Brazil, are now found in most tropical countries. Their fruits are consumed both fresh and in the form of juice, ice cream, jams and pastries (Taylor 1993).…”

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Variation of gynogenic ability in passion fruit (Passiflora edulis Sims.) accessions

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Bruckner

et al. 2011

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Haploid induction in passion fruit via gynogenesis provides inbred lines that can be used in production of hybrid cultivars. In the present study, gynogenesis was induced in 11 hybrid lines of passion fruit from Southern Brazil. The overall goal of this experiment was to characterize the gynogenic responsiveness of 10 hybrids and a particular accession (II-10), derived from line CI-6, a highly responsive accession. The results from the gynogenic induction of 3226 ovules cultured showed significant differences among genotypes. The accession II-10 was highly responsive, showing a mean yield of 21 haploid embryos per 274 cultured ovules (7.67%). The high embryo yield of this genotype was determined by its parental particular genotype. However, the induction rate of gynogenic embryos obtained from the hybrid plant (I-20), which is derived from the responsive plant (CI-6) also produced gynogenic embryos (5.02%) and several calli lines. The choice of genotypes as donor plants and inheritance for successful gynogenesis are discussed. The haploidy (2n = 1x = 9) of gynogenic plants was confirmed by cytological analysis.

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Exotics

Cited by 13 publications

References 73 publications

Postharvest changes and respiratory pattern of bacuri fruit (Platonia insignis Mart.) at different maturity stages during ambient storage

Postharvest changes and respiratory pattern of bacuri fruit (Platonia insignis Mart.) at different maturity stages during ambient storage

Remoção de adstringência de caqui: um enfoque bioquímico, fisiológico e tecnológico

Variation of gynogenic ability in passion fruit (Passiflora edulis Sims.) accessions

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