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SUBTROPIC PERSIMMON FRUIT – A SOURCE OF ANTIOXIDANTS

Biosafety and Biotechnology, 2023
antioxidants are substances that inhibit oxidation and are able to neutralize the oxidative effect of free radicals. Dietary-derived antioxidants are now increasingly being researched for their positive health effects, including their role in the prevention of various diseases.
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Effect of deastringency treatment of intact persimmon fruits on the quality of fresh-cut persimmons

Food Chemistry, 2015
The changes in the quality characteristics of the fresh-cut products prepared from intact 'Cheongdobansi' persimmons treated with different deastringency methods (nontreated, carbon dioxide gas, warm water, ethanol vapour) have been investigated for 6 days at 10 °C. Flesh firmness of the persimmons decreased after ethanol vapour treatment. The decrease
Hun-Sik, Chung   +3 more
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Proanthocyanidin from Persimmon Fruits

Journal of the Chinese Chemical Society, 1967
AbstractDegradative and other data described below have shown that the tannin of unripe fruits of persimmon (Diospyros virginiana) actually contains (+)‐gallocatechin unit in the structure and must be regarded as condensed flavonoid pigments, probably of similar structure to the polymeric proanthocyanidin from avocado seed.The possible structure of the
F. C. Chen, Elwyn T. Reese
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Latex-Fruit Anaphylaxis from Persimmon

Journal of Clinical & Experimental Dermatology Research, 2016
Background: Despite rare reports of persimmon anaphylaxis, the association of persimmon with natural rubber latex is low or undetermined, and latex-fruit syndrome presenting with anaphylaxis caused by persimmon has not been reported. Methods: Allergy skin testing were performed for aeroallergens, persimmon and plant foods, including those implicated ...
Panitan Pradubpongsa   +1 more
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Fruit Crops: Persimmon

2016
Mealybugs are known to attack persimmon in Japan,France,Iran,Italy,Israel ,New Zealand California etc. They suck the fruits, and the honeydew causes black knots. Ants are the main transferring factor of the mealybugs and they protect them against predators and parasitoids.
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