2000
DOI: 10.17660/actahortic.2000.509.54
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Poststorage Respiratory Suppression and Changes in Chemical Compositions of Mango Fruit After Storage in Low-Oxygen Atmosphere

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“…According to the report of Kader, the typical recommended CA condition for mango fruits was 10-15ºC, 3-7% O 2 and 5-8% CO 2 9 . Other reports also indicated similar condition 15,20,24 . However, there are few studies about the storage of tree-ripe mangoes because fruits are usually harvested at green mature stage and force-ripened after storage.…”
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confidence: 65%
“…According to the report of Kader, the typical recommended CA condition for mango fruits was 10-15ºC, 3-7% O 2 and 5-8% CO 2 9 . Other reports also indicated similar condition 15,20,24 . However, there are few studies about the storage of tree-ripe mangoes because fruits are usually harvested at green mature stage and force-ripened after storage.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 65%