1999
DOI: 10.5891/jafps.25.287
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Prediction of In-Package Gas Composition Changes in Stored Vegetables and Fruits

Abstract: Packaging conditions producing different gas environments and respiration model applicability were studied to design suitable packaging for fresh vegetables and fruit. To develop a respiration

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“…Kader summarized major matters about the optimum CA condition, effect of the atmospheric condition and injury symptoms on various crops 9 . Ishikawa et al made a prediction model of gas composition in packaging 7 . The idea of respiratory suppression under high CO 2 condition has been explained by the fact that CO 2 strongly affects mitochondrial activity 4,11,21 .…”
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“…Kader summarized major matters about the optimum CA condition, effect of the atmospheric condition and injury symptoms on various crops 9 . Ishikawa et al made a prediction model of gas composition in packaging 7 . The idea of respiratory suppression under high CO 2 condition has been explained by the fact that CO 2 strongly affects mitochondrial activity 4,11,21 .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, there are very few reports about 'Irwin' cv. 7,8,16,[26][27][28] grown in Japan. In this present report, we discuss about respiratory behavior of tree-ripe mango 'Irwin' cv.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%