Mango postharvest disease control: effect of rain at harvest, fungicide treatments, and fruit brushing on fruit appearance. [Poster paper].
1994
Cooke T.W. | Johnson G.I.
Experiments were conducted on mangoes harvested after rain using the recommended commercial postharvest treatment. It was found that hot benomyl treatment rendered the fruit prone to post-dipping damage from fruit brushing. Damage, as superficial skin browning, was more severe when fruit were also treated with prochloraz before brushing. It is recommended that brushing be omitted.
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