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Edible coatings based on Chlorella sp. have been an excellent alternative to prolong fruit shelf life. The aim of this study was to evaluate the application of edible coatings based on Chlorella sp. associated with Pomegranate seed oil (PSO) on quality and postharvest shelf life of umbus.
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VOLATILE COMPOUNDS IN CAJA-UMBU (SPONDIAS SP.) FRUITS
Acta Horticulturae, 2010The caja-umbu fruit belong to the genus Spondias and are considered to be a natural hybrid between caja (Spondias mombim L.) and umbu (Spondias tuberosa) fruits. The fruits of caja-umbu (Spondias sp.) are native to the northeastern region of Brazil, and these are very much appreciated due to their refreshing aroma and sour flavor.
M. de Sousa Galvão +2 more
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Food Chemistry, 2021
Spondias tuberosa is a highly perishable fruit that is difficult to transport, which limits its consumption in local areas. Thus, for economic reasons, there is a need for technologies to extend post-harvest shelf life of these fruits. The aim of this study was to evaluate the life of Spondias tuberosa fruit using edible coatings composed of Chlorella ...
Albert Einstein Mathias, Medeiros Teodosio +8 more
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Spondias tuberosa is a highly perishable fruit that is difficult to transport, which limits its consumption in local areas. Thus, for economic reasons, there is a need for technologies to extend post-harvest shelf life of these fruits. The aim of this study was to evaluate the life of Spondias tuberosa fruit using edible coatings composed of Chlorella ...
Albert Einstein Mathias, Medeiros Teodosio +8 more
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The first report of Spondias native to Madagascar: Spondias tefyi, sp. nov. (Anacardiaceae)
Brittonia, 2012Spondias represents a genus new to Madagascar’s native flora. Like Campnosperma, it is now known from both American and Asian tropics and Madagascar but not from continental Africa. The new species Spondias tefyi is easily distinguished from all of its Asian congeners by having the stamens shorter than the pistil and fruits brown and lenticellate at ...
John D Mitchell +2 more
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Food Chemistry, 2007
This work identifies the volatile compounds present in the pulp of caja-umbu (Spondias sp.) fruits harvested at two different stages (half-ripe and ripe) of maturation. The volatiles were captured through purge and trap technique. The half-ripe caja-umbu fruit pulp contained 67 components among which the principal compounds, representing an area of 71 ...
N NARAIN, M GALVAO, M MADRUGA
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This work identifies the volatile compounds present in the pulp of caja-umbu (Spondias sp.) fruits harvested at two different stages (half-ripe and ripe) of maturation. The volatiles were captured through purge and trap technique. The half-ripe caja-umbu fruit pulp contained 67 components among which the principal compounds, representing an area of 71 ...
N NARAIN, M GALVAO, M MADRUGA
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Journal of Eukaryotic Microbiology, 2006
ABSTRACT. As part of a Microbial Observatory of Caterpillars located in the Area de Conservacíon Guanacaste (ACG) in northwestern Costa Rica, we isolated a novel species of the genus Vannella associated with the food of the caterpillars of the saturniid moth Rothschildia lebeau, namely the leaves of the dry forest deciduous tree Spondias mombin ...
Linda A, Amaral-Zettler +5 more
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ABSTRACT. As part of a Microbial Observatory of Caterpillars located in the Area de Conservacíon Guanacaste (ACG) in northwestern Costa Rica, we isolated a novel species of the genus Vannella associated with the food of the caterpillars of the saturniid moth Rothschildia lebeau, namely the leaves of the dry forest deciduous tree Spondias mombin ...
Linda A, Amaral-Zettler +5 more
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Revista de iniciación científica
Se ha reportado que el mono aullador (Alouatta sp.) consume frutos de jobo (Spondias mombin) y que utilizan sus sentidos para evaluar la palatabilidad de estos.
Karol Gutiérrez-Pineda +3 more
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Se ha reportado que el mono aullador (Alouatta sp.) consume frutos de jobo (Spondias mombin) y que utilizan sus sentidos para evaluar la palatabilidad de estos.
Karol Gutiérrez-Pineda +3 more
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