Mixed storage: a real problem [fruit; vegetables]. [Seminar paper]

Tan, S.C.

Mixed storage: a real problem [fruit; vegetables]. [Seminar paper]

1990

Tan, S.C. (Western Australian Dept. of Agriculture, Perth. Horticulture Div.)

Mixed storage of fruit and vegetables is a problem to which there is no easy solution. In order to apply mixed storage for short periods, the user needs to understand the thermal requirement, temperature and ethylene sensitivity as well as the physiology and chemistry of the products that he is going to store to avoid the incompatibility of mixed storage.

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almacenamiento fruits frutas hortalizas legume stockage

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Miscellaneous Publication - Western Australian Department of Agriculture (Australia)

Issue 17/90 ISSN 0725-847X

Publisher

Department of Agriculture

Language

English

Note

1 table, 2 ref.; 631.563/.565:634/635 POS

Type

Conference

Source

Postharvest management of horticultural produce in the market: proceedings of a series of seminars held at Market City, Canning Vale, Western Australia, May 8, 15, 22, 29, 1990, Western Australian Dept. of Agriculture, Perth (Australia). Metropolitan Market Trust.- South Perth, W.A. (Australia): Department of Agriculture, 1990. p. 20-24

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Postharvest Management of Horticultural Produce in the Market, Canning Vale, W.A. (Australia), 8 May 1990

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Mixed storage: a real problem [fruit; vegetables]. [Seminar paper]

1990

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