2004
DOI: 10.17660/actahortic.2004.645.82
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Postharvest Ripening of ‘Tommy Atkins’ Mangoes on Two Maturation Stages Treated With 1-MCP

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“…In mangoes, firmness loss is an important ripening indicator and is mainly a consequence of cell wall hydrolytic solubilization [23]; thereby, in our study it was observed that coating and storage temperatures were not impediments to the normal ripening process. Modified storage atmospheres with low O 2 and high CO 2 concentrations help maintain fruit firmness due to a reduction in both cell wall hydrolytic enzyme activity and water loss, besides suppressing chilling injury symptoms [24].…”
Section: Fruit Physicochemical Quality Analysissupporting
confidence: 53%
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“…In mangoes, firmness loss is an important ripening indicator and is mainly a consequence of cell wall hydrolytic solubilization [23]; thereby, in our study it was observed that coating and storage temperatures were not impediments to the normal ripening process. Modified storage atmospheres with low O 2 and high CO 2 concentrations help maintain fruit firmness due to a reduction in both cell wall hydrolytic enzyme activity and water loss, besides suppressing chilling injury symptoms [24].…”
Section: Fruit Physicochemical Quality Analysissupporting
confidence: 53%
“…The soluble solids content increased for all treatments, with significant differences ( figure 4), reaching values considered acceptable for marketing of mangoes [23]. In control, the soluble solids increased faster, reaching 14°Brix (R 2 = 0.98) at day 4 of storage.…”
Section: Rp Aguiar Et Almentioning
confidence: 86%
“…Mas as diferenças foram-se tornando menores até que, aos dez dias após a transferência para temperatura ambiente, todos os frutos se apresentavam macios. Alves et al (2004) registraram resultados semelhantes com a mesma cultivar, mesmo testando doses diferentes de 1-MCP.…”
Section: Resultsunclassified
“…Alves et al (2004) e Lima et al (2006) observaram efeitos temporários em função da aplicação do gás. Alves et al (2004) concluíram que a aplicação de 30 a 120 nL.L -1 , em mangas colhidas em estádio de maturação 2 (casca de cor verde-clara no ápice do fruto e polpa levemente amarela próximo à semente), retardou o pico climatérico, reduzindo a taxa respiratória, a evolução da cor da casca e a perda de massa, mantendo maiores a firmeza da polpa e a acidez titulável. Cocozza (2003) encontrou respostas variadas a partir das doses de 100 e 500 nL.L -1 .…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…Em manga 'Tommy Atkins', Alves et al (2004) estudaram os efeitos da aplicação do 1-MCP em frutos colhidos em estádio 2 de maturação e concluíram que a dose de 120 nL L -1 retardou o pico climatérico e reduziu a taxa respiratória, a evolução da cor da casca e a perda de massa, mantendo maiores a firmeza da polpa e a acidez titulável. No entanto, o atraso no amadurecimento foi de apenas dois dias.…”
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