Paper · 2011 · Food Science

Effect of Chives Juice on Main Physiological Changes of Banana during Ripening

Nonghui Jiang

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Abstract

The effects of chives juice soaking under different conditions of soaking time,concentration and soaking way on major physiochemical and physiological parameters of banana during postharvest ripening,such as color,firmness,total soluble solid content,respiration and ethylene release,were probed.The results showed that chives juice could significantly delay the browning of banana peel,which was green-yellow in color on the 6th day,and improve the color saturation.Soaking 20% chives juice for 2 min every 24 h performed for 3 times resulted in a dramatic decrease in banana firmness when compared with the control.No significant difference in total soluble solid content was observed between the treatment group and the control.Ethylene release reached its maximum on the 3rd day and always revealed a higher level in the treatment group when compared with the control.In conclusion,soaking 20% chives juice for 2 min every 24 h performed for 3 times can provide a better way for preserving banana.

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivesignificant (as stated)measured

Claim · model-written summary

Chives juice significantly delayed banana peel browning.

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bananae0
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chives juicee0
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browning of banana peele0
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delaye0

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“chives juice could significantly delay the browning of banana peel”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Chives juice improved banana color saturation.

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chives juicee0
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color saturatione0
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“chives juice could significantly delay the browning of banana peel,which was green-yellow in color on the 6th day,and improve the color saturation”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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The treated banana peel was green-yellow on day six.

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bananae0
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peele0
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green-yellow in colore0
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on the 6th daye0

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“browning of banana peel,which was green-yellow in color on the 6th day”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Repeated soaking in 20% chives juice caused a dramatic decrease in banana firmness relative to control.

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bananae0
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Soaking 20% chives juice for 2 min every 24 h performed for 3 timese0
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banana firmnesse0
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decreasee0
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“Soaking 20% chives juice for 2 min every 24 h performed for 3 times resulted in a dramatic decrease in banana firmness when compared with the control”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultno effectnot significant (as stated)measured

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Total soluble solid content did not differ significantly between the treatment and control groups.

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total soluble solid contente0
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“No significant difference in total soluble solid content was observed between the treatment group and the control”

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“Banana”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Ethylene release peaked on day three.

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Bananat0
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Ethylene releasee0
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maximume0
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on the 3rd daye0

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“Ethylene release reached its maximum on the 3rd day”

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“Banana”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Ethylene release was always higher in the treatment group than control.

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Bananat0
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Ethylene releasee0
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“Ethylene release reached its maximum on the 3rd day and always revealed a higher level in the treatment group when compared with the control”

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“Banana”

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Recommendationauthor interpretationoriginal resultpositivebasis n/a

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The authors recommend repeated 20% chives juice soaking for banana preservation.

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bananae0
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soaking 20% chives juice for 2 min every 24 h performed for 3 timese0
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better way for preserving bananae0

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“soaking 20% chives juice for 2 min every 24 h performed for 3 times can provide a better way for preserving banana”

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