Impact of abscisic acid treatment on postharvest storage quality and volatile flavor substances in blueberries
Huiru Qiao,
Weijie Wu,
Yiqin Zhang
et al.
Abstract:To investigate the impact of abscisic acid (ABA) on the postharvest flavor and quality of blueberries, this study employed different concentrations of ABA (400 μM ABA, 600 μM ABA, and 800 μM ABA) to treat the blueberries. The treated blueberries were then stored at 4°C (~80% relative humidity) for 35 day. Subsequently, genes associated with the metabolism of volatile aromatic substances and fatty acids in postharvest blueberries were assessed using real‐time PCR. Our results revealed that the treatment of ABA … Show more
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