2007
DOI: 10.1111/j.1745-4557.2007.00109.x
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Quality Curves for Mango Fruit (Cv. Tommy Atkins and Palmer) Stored at Chilling and Nonchilling Temperatures

Abstract: “Tommy Atkins” and “Palmer” mangoes were harvested medium‐ripe held for 7–20 days at five different temperatures and evaluated for quality attributes. The objective of this work was to obtain quality curves at chilling and nonchilling temperatures and to identify, for each temperature, which quality factors limit mango marketability. Chilling injury and increased fruit softness were the limiting quality factors for mango stored at 2 and 5C. Softening of the fruit, changes in color and development of decay were… Show more

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“…As mangas armazenadas a 2ºC ou 5ºC apresentavam, após 14 dias, danos severos (nota 8). Efeito semelhante foi observado por Nunes et al (2007), que descreveram agravamento dos sintomas, em mangas desta cultivar, em dois dias após sua transferência para a condição de ambiente.…”
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“…As mangas armazenadas a 2ºC ou 5ºC apresentavam, após 14 dias, danos severos (nota 8). Efeito semelhante foi observado por Nunes et al (2007), que descreveram agravamento dos sintomas, em mangas desta cultivar, em dois dias após sua transferência para a condição de ambiente.…”
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“…Este efeito, que também foi observado por Nunes et al (2007) em mangas 'Tommy Atkins' e 'Palmer', tem sido atribuído ao amadurecimento, que ocorre mais rapidamente quando elas são armazenadas em temperaturas acima de 5ºC.…”
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“…Studies on mango dealing with the factors that determine the final quality of fruit at the consumer level have generally focused on maturity at harvest (Jacobi et al, 1995;Lalel et al, 2003a) and on postharvest management (Hoa et al, 2002;Nunes et al, 2007). However, as is the case with other stone fruits, preharvest cultural practices, which affect the environmental conditions of fruit development, profoundly influence postharvest performance and final quality (Crisosto et al, 1995;Hewett, 2006).…”
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confidence: 99%