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Preharvest Antitranspirant Spray on Cherries: Part 2. postharvest fruit benefits
Authors
F. G. MitchellG. Mayer
K. Uriu
D. C. Davenport
Authors Affiliations
F. G. Mitchell is Extension Pomologist, Marketing, University of California at Dauis; G. Mayer is Staff Research Associate, University of California at Dauis; K. Uriu is Pomologist, University of California at Dauis; D. C. Davenport is Associate Research Water Scientist, University of California at Dauis.Publication Information
Hilgardia 29(10):9-11. DOI:10.3733/ca.v029n10p9. October 1975.
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Abstract
Tests were conducted during the 1973 and 1974 seasons to evaluate possible beneficial and detrimental effects of AT on postharvest handling of the cherry fruit. Included in these postharvest evaluations were effects of the AT spray on water loss from the fruit, subsequent fruit shrivel and stem browning, changes in respiratory pattern of the fruit, appearance, and any unusual deterioration pattern.
Mitchell F, Mayer G, Uriu K, Davenport D. 1975. Preharvest Antitranspirant Spray on Cherries: Part 2. postharvest fruit benefits. Hilgardia 29(10):9-11. DOI:10.3733/ca.v029n10p9
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