RESEARCH REGARDING THE PRINCIPAL CHEMICAL COMPONENT LOSS IN THE APPLE FRUIT DURING STORAGE

Journal Title: Notulae Botanicae Horti Agrobotanici Cluj-Napoca - Year 2006, Vol 34, Issue 0

Abstract

The study presents a comparison of the loss that the fruit suffer during the storage period in both traditional and refrigerating storage, at the Fruit Research Station Cluj-Napoca, Romania. There were gathered biochemical data for four winter maturation apple varieties: Jonathan, Golden Delicious, Starkrimson and Wagener Premiat, during the months of October (at storage), December and March. The determined biochemical aspects were water, total sugar, and ascorbic acid. The refrigerating storage was better in comparison with the traditional storage, confirmed by biochemical composition. The lowest dehydration was for the apples stored in the refrigerating room. By storage method and apples varieties comparison, the lowest water loss was shown by Wagener Premiat varieties and the highest by Jonathan in refrigerating storage in comparison with traditional storage. Wagener Premiat varieties showed the best qualities even for total sugar and ascorbic acid in comparison with the others apples varieties studied. To keep the apples in optimum conditions, the genetic characters of each cultivar and the cultivar behaviour to CA storage is required.

Authors and Affiliations

Eugenia Harsan, R. Sestras, P. Somsai, A. Barbos, Adriana Sestras

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Eugenia Harsan, R. Sestras, P. Somsai, A. Barbos, Adriana Sestras (2006). RESEARCH REGARDING THE PRINCIPAL CHEMICAL COMPONENT LOSS IN THE APPLE FRUIT DURING STORAGE. Notulae Botanicae Horti Agrobotanici Cluj-Napoca, 34(0), 106-114. https://www.europub.co.uk/articles/-A-82591