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The H3K27me3 histone mark correlates with repression of colour and aroma development post-harvest in strawberry fruit. [PDF]
Baldwin A +9 more
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Production and Post-Harvest Quality of Guava Under Saline Water Irrigation Strategies and Foliar Application of Ascorbic Acid. [PDF]
Ferreira JTA +14 more
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Novel Film-Forming Spray: Advancing Shelf Life Extension and Post-Harvest Loss Reduction in Eggs. [PDF]
Sonale N +6 more
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Desiccation tolerant yet short-lived seeds: A conundrum for post-harvest handling of a high restoration value bunchgrass? [PDF]
Tevlin S +3 more
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Microbacterium testaceum facilitates polysaccharide decomposition during post-harvest aging of tobacco leaves by recruiting keystone bacterial taxa. [PDF]
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Harvesting and post-harvest management.
2017Abstract This chapter attempts to summarize briefly all the steps involved in harvesting and postharvest management of limes (Rutaceae), including harvesting, postharvest treatments, packing, storage and transportation, which can positively influence the fruit postharvest life and quality.
Khan, A., Singh, Zora
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2014
Harvested fruits, vegetables, nuts and grains harbour a very reach microbiota that influence their shelf-life, quality and safety for human consumption. Spoilage due to fungal or bacterial rot, mycotoxin production and contamination by food-borne human bacterial pathogens are within the main problems of harvest products that are consumed fresh. Control
Emilio Montesinos +3 more
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Harvested fruits, vegetables, nuts and grains harbour a very reach microbiota that influence their shelf-life, quality and safety for human consumption. Spoilage due to fungal or bacterial rot, mycotoxin production and contamination by food-borne human bacterial pathogens are within the main problems of harvest products that are consumed fresh. Control
Emilio Montesinos +3 more
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2010
Introduction Dov Prusky.- 1. The role of pre-formed antifungal substances in the resistance of fruits to postharvest pathogens Nimal Adikaram et al.- 2. Mechanisms of induced resistance against B. cinerea Tesfaye Mengiste et al.- 3. Induced resistance in melons by elicitors for the control of postharvest diseases Bi Yang et al.- 4.
Prusky D., GULLINO, Maria Lodovica
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Introduction Dov Prusky.- 1. The role of pre-formed antifungal substances in the resistance of fruits to postharvest pathogens Nimal Adikaram et al.- 2. Mechanisms of induced resistance against B. cinerea Tesfaye Mengiste et al.- 3. Induced resistance in melons by elicitors for the control of postharvest diseases Bi Yang et al.- 4.
Prusky D., GULLINO, Maria Lodovica
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Post‐harvest proteomics and food security
PROTEOMICS, 2013To guarantee sufficient food supply for a growing world population, efforts towards improving crop yield and plant resistance should be complemented with efforts to reduce post‐harvest losses. Post‐harvest losses are substantial and occur at different stages of the food chain in developed and developing countries.
Pedreschi Plasencia, R.P. +5 more
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Pest Management Science, 2001
Abstract Ammonium molybdate was tested as a potential fungicide for use in apples (cv Golden Delicious) against blue and grey mould, important post‐harvest diseases of pome fruits. In tests in vivo at 20 °C, ammonium molybdate (15 m M )
C, Nunes +4 more
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Abstract Ammonium molybdate was tested as a potential fungicide for use in apples (cv Golden Delicious) against blue and grey mould, important post‐harvest diseases of pome fruits. In tests in vivo at 20 °C, ammonium molybdate (15 m M )
C, Nunes +4 more
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