Extension of the storage life of fungicidal waxol dip treated apples and oranges under evaporative cooling storage conditions
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Extension of the storage life of fungicidal waxol dip treated apples and oranges under evaporative cooling storage conditions
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Ms., Habibunnisa
Aror, E. Narasimham, P. |
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06 Preservation and Storage
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Apples (cv. Royal Delicious) dip-treated in wax emulsion containing 6% solids and a fungicide (Bavistin on active ingredient (a.i.) basis 1000 p.p.m.) and untreated apples stored for 42 days under ambient conditions (21-28 degree C, RH 30-80%) showed 6.3 plus/minus 0.5% and 9.3 plus/minus 1.7% physiological losses in wt. (PLW) and 36.0 and 59.4% shrivelling, resp. Fungal spoilage after 42 days storage was 8.3% in untreated and 2.7% in treated apples. Treated and untreated apples, when stored for 42 days under evaporative cooling storage conditions (22-24 degree C, RH 90 plus/minus 5%) showed 2.9% and 3.4% PLW, resp.; non shrivelling or spoilage occurred in either. A similar study carried out with coorg mandarins treated with 6% waxol with a fungicide (Bavistin on a.i. basis 1000 p.p.m.) gave storage life of 20 days under evaporative cooling storage conditions vs. 5 days for untreated fruits stored at ambient conditions. Thus, evaporative cooling storage gave 6x longer storage life for apples and 4x longer storage life for mandarins than at ambient conditions.
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1988
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Ms., Habibunnisa and Aror, E. and Narasimham, P. (1988) Extension of the storage life of fungicidal waxol dip treated apples and oranges under evaporative cooling storage conditions. Journal of Food Science and Technology, 25 (2). pp. 75-77. ISSN 0022-1155
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