2008
DOI: 10.17660/actahortic.2008.796.28
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Possible Prediction of Physiological Storage Disorders in 'Braeburn' Apples Comparing Fruit of Different Orchards

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“…In the orchards of Vacaria, the K/Ca ratio presented a higher PDR than the Ca content and the Mg/Ca ratio (Table 2), which partly coincides with the results found by Neuwald et al (2008). Th e higher PDR coeffi cient for the K/Ca ratio may be due especially to the Ca content, which presented a higher canonical correlation coefficient (r) ( Table 2).…”
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“…In the orchards of Vacaria, the K/Ca ratio presented a higher PDR than the Ca content and the Mg/Ca ratio (Table 2), which partly coincides with the results found by Neuwald et al (2008). Th e higher PDR coeffi cient for the K/Ca ratio may be due especially to the Ca content, which presented a higher canonical correlation coefficient (r) ( Table 2).…”
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“…Hunsche et al (2003) verifi ed that the fl esh browning disorder in 'Fuji' apples stored under CA is associated with K contents, where the lower the content in the fruit fl esh, the higher the incidence of fl esh browning disorder. However, in 'Braeburn' apples, Neuwald et al (2008) observed a positive correlation between the K contents and flesh browning disorder. However, in this test, the nutrient did not present a correlation with the fl esh browning disorder in the orchards under study.…”
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“…No entanto, estes aspectos ainda precisam ser mais bem estudados (JAMES;JOBLING, 2009). O K é um nutriente antagonista ao Ca (NEUWALD et al, 2008), cujo efeito é devido a uma competição com o Ca por sítios de ligação na membrana plasmática (JAMES; JOBLING, 2009).…”
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