Mango postharvest disease control: effect of rain at harvest, fungicide treatments, and fruit brushing on fruit appearance. [Poster paper].

Cooke T.W.; Johnson G.I.

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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Mots clés AGROVOC

damage fongicide fungicidas fungicides lesiones lesions mango mangoes mangue postharvest technology

Informations bibliographiques

Publié dans

ACIAR Proceedings - Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research (Australia). no. 50.

D'autres materias

Technologie apres recolte; Degat; Lesion; Danos; Tecnologia postcosecha

Langue

anglais

Note

5 fig. AVAILABILITY: AGRIS/ABOA Coordinator, CSIRO Inf. Services, POB 89, East Melbourne VIC 3002 Australia.

ISBN

1-86320-101-7

Type

Journal Article; Conference

Conférence

International Conference. Chiang Mai (Thailand). 19 Jul 1993.

Auteur institutionnelle

Queensland Dept. of Primary Industries, Indooroopilly (Australia). Div. of Plant Protection Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, St Lucia (Australia). Div. of Horticulture

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