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Storage Decay and Postharvest Quality Research

Author: David Sugar

Published: 2005

Summary: This research blends activities in the areas of postharvest pathology and physiology. One objective is to further develop a storage decay control program for winter pears in which diverse, independent decay control practices contribute to dependable reduction of postharvest diseases. A second objective is to develop and evaluate methods and materials for the promotion of pear quality during storage.

Keywords:

  • Pear
  • Storage decays
  • Post-Harvest
  • Postharvest quality
  • Storage quality
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