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한국원예학회 HORTICULTURE ENVIRONMENT and BIOTECHNOLOGY HORTICULTURE ENVIRONMENT and BIOTECHNOLOGY Vol.47 No.3
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2006.6
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138 - 143 (6page)

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Effects of storage method and shelf temperature on quality changes and physiological metabolism were evaluated in ‘Fuji’ apples. Apples harvested at optimum maturity for storage were stored for 4 to 8 months under refrigerated air (RA) and controlled atmosphere (CA) conditions. After removal from the store, fruits were put on the shelves at 7℃ and varying room temperatures to simulate cold chain system and ambient environment, respectively. Two-way analysis of variance clearly showed that effects of storage method on flesh firmness and juice acidity were significant, whereas effects of shelf temperature during 3-day marketing procedure were negligible. Storage effects on soluble solid concentration were incidental and not consistent. Compared to quality attributes, respiration and ethylene evolution rates were more influenced by storage method and partly by shelf temperature. Remarkably low ethylene evolution rates observed in CA-stored apples suggested that quality maintenance in CAstored apples might be achieved through the inhibition of ethylene-related catabolism. Overall data indicate storage method as a dominant control point over shelf temperature in maintaining fruit quality of ‘Fuji’ apples intended to be marketed for 3 days. Shelf temperature seemed not to have significant influence on the post-storage fruit quality, i.e., storage potential in both RA- and CA-stored apples.

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Introduction
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