Claim · model-written summary
LO storage increased low-oxygen injury incidence.
- Taxon
- Apple
Malus domesticat0 - Treatment
- continuing storage in LOe0
- Outcome
- incidence of low-O 2 injurye0
- Direction
- increasede0
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Verbatim
e0“with continuing storage in LO, but the incidence of low-O 2 injury increased”
t0“Apple”
Title
P.D. Lidster; E.C. Lougheed; K.B. McRae Journal of the American Society for Horticultural Science 1987. doi:10.21273/jashs.112.5.787
Other claims from this paper (14)
- Intervention effect Initial low-oxygen storage retarded McIntosh firmness loss more effectively than initial standard controlled atmosphere storage.
- Intervention effect Early low-oxygen exposure suppressed subsequent softening in standard controlled atmosphere storage.
- Association McIntosh firmness retention decreased with maturity across storage regimens.
- Intervention effect Mature fruit tended to soften faster in SCA following initial LO exposure.
- Intervention effect Initial SCA for over 75 days followed by LO did not produce firmer apples than continuous SCA in 1984.
- Observation McIntosh maximum firmness required 7.5 months of initial LO at 0°.
- Observation Spartan maximum firmness required 4.5 months of initial LO at 0°.
- Observation Golden Delicious maximum firmness required 1.5 months of initial LO at 0°.
- Observation McIntosh maximum firmness required 4.5 months of initial LO at 3°.
- Observation Spartan maximum firmness required 3.0 months of initial LO at 3°.
- Observation Golden Delicious maximum firmness required 3.0 months of initial LO at 3°.
- Intervention effect Continuing LO storage generally decreased poststorage CO2 and ethylene evolution and senescent disorder severity.
- Intervention effect Exposure to 1.0% oxygen increased ethanol evolution in McIntosh stored at 0°.
- Intervention effect Exposure to 1.0% oxygen increased ethanol evolution in Spartan held at 0° or 3°.