Search Results - "ZUTAHY, Y."
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Physical and visual properties of grape rachis as affected by water vapor pressure deficit
Published in Postharvest biology and technology (2011)“…Rachis browning of table grapes after harvest is a significant problem, and water loss is considered the primary factor in browning. The major rachis…”
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Auto-fluorescence for analysis of ripening in Thompson Seedless and colour in Crimson Seedless table grapes
Published in Australian journal of grape and wine research (01-10-2012)“…Background and Aims: Ripening of table grapes is routinely followed by measurement of soluble solids, acidity, colour and firmness. Non‐destructive means to…”
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Using Autofluorescence to Follow the Effect of Abcisic Acid and Leaf Removal on Color Development of ‘Flame Seedless’ Grapes
Published in Acta horticulturae (01-01-2015)“…Color development of table grapes can be compromised in hot climate and enhanced by the plant growth regulators ethylene and abscisic acid (ABA). The effect of…”
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Improvement of ‘Crimson Seedless’ Grape Colour by Abscisic Acid Treatment
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effect of ethanol dip and modified atmosphere on prevention of Botrytis rot of table grapes
Published in Acta horticulturae (01-04-2010)Get full text
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The effects of 1-methylcyclopropane and ethylene on postharvest rachis browning in table grapes
Published in Postharvest biology and technology (01-09-2015)“…Untreated (left) and 1-MCP-treated (right) rachis of ‘Thompson Seedless’ after cold storage. [Display omitted] •1-MCP treatment reduced rachis browning while…”
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benefits of modified atmosphere of ethanol-treated grapes
Published in Acta horticulturae (01-01-2005)Get full text
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Rachis browning in four table grape cultivars as affected by growth regulators or packaging
Published in Postharvest biology and technology (01-10-2013)“…•Gibberellin and cytokinin were applied to four grape cultivars according to vineyard practices.•Rachis browning after harvest was determined by image…”
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EFFECTS OF GIBBERELLIN ON CRACKING AND POSTHARVEST QUALITY OF THE SEEDED TABLE GRAPE 'ZAINY'
Published in Acta horticulturae (25-03-2015)Get full text
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Modified ethanol atmosphere to control decay of table grapes during storage
Published in Postharvest biology and technology (01-12-2006)“…The efficacy of three methods of applying ethanol to prevent storage decay was tested on two cultivars of table grapes, ‘Superior’ and ‘Thompson Seedless’…”
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Quantitative and qualitative analysis of Botrytis inoculated on table grapes by qPCR and antibodies
Published in Postharvest biology and technology (01-05-2009)“…The fungus Botrytis cinerea is the major cause of decay in table grapes during storage, and the severity of decay depends in part on contamination with the…”
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IMPROVEMENTS OF THE SO2 TECHNOLOGY FOR EXTENDED STORAGE OF TABLE GRAPES
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Improvements of the SO2 Technology for Extended Storage of Table Grapes
Published in Acta horticulturae (2010)“…The SO2 technology is the current practice for storage of table grapes. While it has been under scrutiny in the last decade and there is a constant demand for…”
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MODIFIED ETHANOL ATMOSPHERE TO CONTROL DECAY OF TABLE GRAPES
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effect of ethanol dip and modified atmosphere on prevention of Botrytis rot of table grapes
Published in HortTechnology (Alexandria, Va.) (2005)“…Grape (Vitis vinifera) storage requires stringent control of gray mold caused by Botrytis cinerea. The commercial practice is dependent on sulfur dioxide (SO2)…”
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