2012
DOI: 10.5433/1679-0359.2012v33n5p1855
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Study of the stability of cashew nuts obtained from conventional and organic cultivation

Abstract: From the cashew tree, the cashew fruit is obtained which is composed of the nut and the cashew apple. In the last decade, there has been a substitution of the conventional system of food production for the organic cultivation system. Given the above, this research aimed to study the stability of cashew nuts obtained from conventional and organic cultivation. There were differences in the content of total soluble sugars and soluble solids between the two methods of cultivation studied, where the highest values … Show more

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“…Production technology had little effect on the storage of cashew nuts, as it did not influence the content of phenolic for up to 180 days of storage. The soluble solids were higher in conventional farming [33]. Various quality parameters have been monitored over six months of apple storage, and it was demonstrated that changes mainly occurred due to different storage conditions rather than possible effects of organic versus integrated production systems [34].…”
Section: Phenolics and Type Of Productionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Production technology had little effect on the storage of cashew nuts, as it did not influence the content of phenolic for up to 180 days of storage. The soluble solids were higher in conventional farming [33]. Various quality parameters have been monitored over six months of apple storage, and it was demonstrated that changes mainly occurred due to different storage conditions rather than possible effects of organic versus integrated production systems [34].…”
Section: Phenolics and Type Of Productionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Production technology had negotiable effect on the storage of cashew nuts, as up to 180 days of storage it did not influence the phenolic content. The soluble solids were higher in conventional farming (Soares et al 2012). Roth et al (2007) observed various quality parameters over 6 months of apple storage, and it was demonstrated that changes mainly occurred due to different storage conditions rather than possible effects of organic versus integrated production systems.…”
Section: Phenolic Productionmentioning
confidence: 99%