(201) Internal Ethylene Concentration and Harvest Date Effects on Responses of Apple Fruit to 1-MCP

Effects of Harvest Date on Apple Fruit Quality at Harvesting and after Cold Storage

    Different dates for apples fruit harvest (Malus domestica Borkh. Cv. Fuji) were studied to determine physiochemical changes during the storage. Fuji apples were harvested from 9 September till 23 October, at five different times and stored at 0±0.5 °C and 95% relative humidity for 120 days. To determine the best harvest date for maximum quality and storability, physical and chemical paramet...

The Effects of Fruit Maturity and 1-Methylcyclopropene (1-MCP) Treatment on α-farnesene Metabolism in Scald Resistant and Susceptible Cultivars of Apple Fruit

Background: It was found that, climatic conditions and fruit ripeness are important factor for the occurrence and intensity of superficial scald. 1-MCP is an inhibitor of ethylene action in plants and inhibits many ripening related processes along with the production of ethylene and volatiles. Objective: Apples are often held for several months at low temperature either in air (RA) or in con...

the effects of fruit maturity and 1-methylcyclopropene (1-mcp) treatment on α-farnesene metabolism in scald resistant and susceptible cultivars of apple fruit

background: it was found that, climatic conditions and fruit ripeness are important factor for the occurrence and intensity of superficial scald. 1-mcp is an inhibitor of ethylene action in plants and inhibits many ripening related processes along with the production of ethylene and volatiles. objective: apples are often held for several months at low temperature either in air (ra) or in contro...

Effects of pollen sources on fruit characteristics of shahani date

The Physiology of Apple Pre-harvest Fruit Drop

As apples ripen they begin to produce large amounts of the ripening hormone, ethylene. Ethylene stimulates fruit softening and the formation of an abscission zone in the stem. Ethylene stimulates the production of enzymes (cellulase and polyglacturonase) that break down the cell walls and the glue that holds cell walls together in the abscission zone of the stem, leaving the fruit connected to ...