2009
DOI: 10.17660/actahortic.2009.811.9
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Quality Parameters of Cactus Pear (Opuntia Ficus-Indica (L.) Mill.) From Two Argentinean Provinces

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“…Genotype × environmental interactions were observed for the cactus pears grown at the different agroecological locations. The source of variation is therefore both genetic and environmental, and is in accordance with Ochoa et al [18], however, contradicting to the results reported by Felker et al [7], who ascribed the variation to random error. Genotype × environmental × year interactions should therefore be investigated for further fruit harvest seasons.…”
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“…Genotype × environmental interactions were observed for the cactus pears grown at the different agroecological locations. The source of variation is therefore both genetic and environmental, and is in accordance with Ochoa et al [18], however, contradicting to the results reported by Felker et al [7], who ascribed the variation to random error. Genotype × environmental × year interactions should therefore be investigated for further fruit harvest seasons.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 61%
“…These cultivars also displayed the highest pH and°Bx values. Ochoa et al [18] also ascribed the higher levels of sweetness to a higher degree of degradation of organic acids such as citric acid. The values obtained in this study are higher than the 0.05-0.18 % reported in the literature [3].…”
Section: Titratable Acidity Of the Pulpmentioning
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“…This modifies the global climate surrounding fig tree in the mountain during maturity. Claims have been made that fluctuations in temperature range have a marked effect on physiological processes (Ochoa et al, 2009;De Wit et al, 2010). Hence, there is certainly a link between quality traits of figs and summer air humidity and summer temperature.…”
Section: Effect Of Altitude On Quality Of Figsmentioning
confidence: 99%