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Targeting the ethylene biosynthetic pathway to improve cherry quality

Author: Cameron Peace, Paul Wiersma, Nnadozie Oraguzie, Matthew Whiting

Published: 2011

Summary: Our overall goal is to improve the storage and shelf life of sweet cherry cultivars through an understanding of the ethylene genetic control in this apparently non-climacteric crop.

Keywords:

  • Cherry
  • Horticulture
  • Cherry quality
  • Ethylene genetic control
  • Imporved shelf life
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