1-MCP verlängert die Lagerfähigkeit und vermindert Schalenbräune bei der Apfelsorte ‘Berlepsch’ |
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Authors: | F Lippert |
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Institution: | (1) Fa. HortKinetix, Auf dem Hügel 6, D-53121 Bonn, Germany |
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Abstract: | ‘Berlepsch’ as an apple cultivar of large vitamin C contents in excess of 30?mg vitamin C/100?g FM looses marketing share due to its poor storage quality and sensitivity to superficial scald. The objective of the present work was to use 0, 500 or 1000?ppb of 1-MCP (SmartfreshTM) for 24 hours at 2?°C to overcome these two cultivar-related shortcomings. Slightly overripe apples were stored at 2?°C, 95% relative humidity either in normal air (NA) or in controlled atmosphere (CA) under 2% CO2 and 1.8% O2. Each of these six treatments consisted of four replicates of ca. 20?kg apples each. Treatments with 1-MCP did not affect the fruit sugar content. While the storage conditions (NA or CA) did not affect initial fruit respiration, 1-MCP reduced final fruit respiration to ca. 60% and 1-MCP effects on respiration rates in shelf life were more pronounced than in storage. While 1-MCP reduced the initial ethylene formation from 70 to nearly 0?μl/kg/h, this effect was declined with prolonged storage. Similarly, the temperature driven increase in ethylene evolution during shelf life was not affected by 1-MCP treatments. MCP treated fruit lost less weight in storage and shelf life relative to untreated fruits. Doubling the 1-MCP concentration from 500?ppb to 1,000?ppb did not further reduce respiration, ethylene formation, loss of fresh mass or incidence of superficial scald. This corresponds to the dose of 1-MCP commonly used in fruit storage. |
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Keywords: | Apfel (Malus domestica Borkh ) Ethylen Fruchtqualit?t Lagerung 1-MCP Schalenbr?une |
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