2017
DOI: 10.1590/1678-4499.127
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Multivariate analysis of mineral content associated with flesh browning disorder in ‘Fuji’ apples produced in Southern Brazil

Abstract: in the flesh present a greater risk of developing this disorder in the Southern Brazil production region.

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“…The fruit had an average weight of 108.4 and 115.6 g for 'Maxi Gala' and 'Fuji Suprema' , respectively, without treatment effect, which was also verified for yield (24.7 and 29.1 t•ha -1 , respectively) (data not shown). Apple fruit presenting Ca deficiency have shown higher bitter pit incidence in the postharvest period (Corrêa et al 2017;Miqueloto et al 2018), and it can get worse when fruit present high Mg, N and K levels and its relationship with Ca (Amarante et al 2020), as the ones observed in the present study. On the other hand, fruit presenting high Ca concentrations often show greater pulp firmness, both at harvest and during storage (Fallahi et al 2010).…”
Section: Fruit Quality and Physiological Disorders After Storagesupporting
confidence: 78%
“…The fruit had an average weight of 108.4 and 115.6 g for 'Maxi Gala' and 'Fuji Suprema' , respectively, without treatment effect, which was also verified for yield (24.7 and 29.1 t•ha -1 , respectively) (data not shown). Apple fruit presenting Ca deficiency have shown higher bitter pit incidence in the postharvest period (Corrêa et al 2017;Miqueloto et al 2018), and it can get worse when fruit present high Mg, N and K levels and its relationship with Ca (Amarante et al 2020), as the ones observed in the present study. On the other hand, fruit presenting high Ca concentrations often show greater pulp firmness, both at harvest and during storage (Fallahi et al 2010).…”
Section: Fruit Quality and Physiological Disorders After Storagesupporting
confidence: 78%
“…Miqueloto et al (2011) concluíram que a relação K/Ca foi, dentre os atributos minerais, o melhor indicativo para discriminar frutos com a presença de "bitter pit", especialmente para maçãs 'Catarina'. Em maçãs 'Gala' e 'Fuji', outros autores também já definiram essa relação como a mais indicada para discriminar frutos com predisposição à ocorrência de distúrbios fisiológicos (AMARANTE; CHAVES;ERNANI, 2006;CORRÊA et al, 2017).Conforme os autoresSuzuki (1994); Nachtigal; Freire (1998);Katsurayama; Tsuchiya; Boneti (2001); Amarante et al (2012); Santos (2015) evidenciam que a presença de distúrbios está diretamente relacionada com a baixa concentração de Ca associada a elevados teores de K, Mg e N, sendo suas correlações evidências diretas do desequilíbrio mineral dos frutos. Variação semelhante foi observada quando analisou-se a relação (K+Mg)/Ca nas diferentes cultivares.…”
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