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STORAGE OF HONEYCRISP APPLES WITH COOLING DELAYS AND POST-HARVEST TREATMENT OF ETHYLENE INHIBITOR

Author(s) Melnyk A. V., Doctor of Agricultural Sciences, , Uman National University of Horticulture
Drozd O. O., PhD of Agricultural Sciences, , Uman National University of Horticulture
Category Primary processing of crop products
year 2017 issue №1, 2017
pages 44-47 index UDK 621.796:634.11:621.563.3:631.811.98
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Abstract The article is presented research results of natural losses and changes in marketable quality of apples cv. Honeyсrisp different harvesting times during refrigeration storage, depending on the regime of cooling and postharvest treatment 1-methylcyclopropene (1-MCP). It was found that economically appropriate storage of apples cv. Honeyсrisp with natural weight loss up to 10% was achieved by harvesting the fruit at the mass picking time with a weekly exposure at 10 °C, followed by slow cooling at 1 °C per day and a cold storage at the temperature of 2±1 °C. The delay of the picking and immediate cooling of fruits to a temperature of 5 °C have caused mass apple destruction of soft scald. Postharvest treatment of 1-MCP inhibits fruit rot, but not limited soft scald and natural weight loss is not affected
Key words apples, Honeyсrisp, cooling delays, Smart Fresh, storage, commercial quality
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