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New technologies to control storage scald of Anjou pear

Author: Eugene Kupferman, Peter Sanderson

Published: 2010

Summary: The objectives of this project were: 1. Refine the methodology of thermofogging of the antioxidant ethoxyquin into pear storage rooms by varying the timing, concentration and fan cycling. 2. Determine whether the phytotoxicity of ethoxyquin can be reduced by rinsing the fruit after it has been drenched (“split-drenching”). 3. Correlate residue levels with incidence of storage scald.

Keywords:

  • Pear
  • Post-Harvest
  • D Anjou
  • Storage scald
  • Split-drenching
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