1990
DOI: 10.17660/actahortic.1990.269.27
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Quality of "Chanee" Durian (Durio Zibethinus L.) Stored at 5°c

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“…Discoloration of mangosteen pericarp was not directly related to the PPO activity, but to a reduction in anthocyanin accumulation (Noichinda et al, 2013a). In contrast, Romphophak and Palakul (1990) found that "Chanee" durian fruit could be stored at 5 C for 3 weeks. The calyx and peel surface of mangosteen fruit stored at 8 C become slightly browner in color and the peel hardness increases moderately.…”
Section: Chilling Injury (Ci)mentioning
confidence: 91%
“…Discoloration of mangosteen pericarp was not directly related to the PPO activity, but to a reduction in anthocyanin accumulation (Noichinda et al, 2013a). In contrast, Romphophak and Palakul (1990) found that "Chanee" durian fruit could be stored at 5 C for 3 weeks. The calyx and peel surface of mangosteen fruit stored at 8 C become slightly browner in color and the peel hardness increases moderately.…”
Section: Chilling Injury (Ci)mentioning
confidence: 91%