Qualidade De Ameixas Cv. Reubennel Após Tratamento Com Produtos Alternativos,refrigeração E Climatização

Benato, Eliane Aparecida; Castro, Maria Fernanda Pontes Penteado Moretzsohn de; Sigrist, José Maria Monteiro; Anjos, Valéria D; Valentini, Silvia Regina de Toledo

doi:10.1590/0100-2945-309/13

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“…Conversely, for the Reubennel cultivar, there was no significant difference in fruit acidity independent of the interstock evaluated. On average, Reubennel fruits showed mean titratable acidity of 0.78 g 100 g -1 , whereas Benato et al (2015) reported mean titratable acidity of 1.27 100 g -1 for Reubennel plums in Campinas, São Paulo State, which was were well above the results found in the present study.…”

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“…Reubennel fruits produced a higher soluble solids content with an overall mean of 15.26 °Brix. Benato, Castro, Sigrist, Anjos, and Valentini (2015) reported 11.4 °Brix for Reubennel plum in Campinas-SP, which was well below the values observed in this study. According to Silva et al (2016), the content of soluble solids in peach depends on several factors, such as genetic variety, ripening stage, post-harvest storage, processing, and nutrition.…”

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Performance of interstocks in the plant development and fruit quality of plum trees

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The production of compact plants, which are slightly lacking in vigor and as productive as conventionally sized plants, is a trend in fruit growing. The objective of this study was to evaluate the vegetative performance and fruit quality of Gulfblaze and Reubennel plums intergrafted into two peach genotypes (UFV 186 and UFV 286). The experiment was arranged in a randomized block design using a 3x2 factorial arrangement (interstocks x cultivar) with four replications and one plant per plot. The non-intergrafted treatment was considered the control. Ten fruits were collected per plot for physical and chemical analyses. The evaluations were performed in the years 2014 and 2015. The interstock UFV 286 produced Gulfblaze trees with lower height in the two years of evaluation. When using the UFV 286 interstock, the trunk diameters were 50.2% smaller in Gulfblaze and 44.25% smaller in Reubennel than the control cultivars. Intergrafting had no influence on the fruit mass of Reubennel. In general, the peach genotypes UFV 186 and UFV 286 can be recommended as interstocks for reducing plant size in the plums studied. Intergrafting had no effect on fruit quality of Reubennel plums.

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