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Post-harvest chilling injury of citrus fruit = الإصابة بالبرودة بعد حصاد ثمار الحمضيات \\ GP \\ Dr. Gehan Safwat \\ Dr. Gehan Ahmed \\ ( Fall 2019 ) (Record no. 25073)

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Personal name Rasha Mahmoud Kandeel 162079
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Title Post-harvest chilling injury of citrus fruit = الإصابة بالبرودة بعد حصاد ثمار الحمضيات \\ GP \\ Dr. Gehan Safwat \\ Dr. Gehan Ahmed \\ ( Fall 2019 )
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Title BIOTECHNOLOGY DISTINGUISHED PROJECTS 2019
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Summary, etc. Around 162,000 ha of oranges were planted within 2018/2019 in<br/>Egypt, which has increased by 5.1% from the previous year. However,<br/>only 148,850 ha were harvested. Prolonged storage at low, non-freezing<br/>temperatures to maintain quality is the main cause of post-harvest chilling<br/>injury of citrus fruits. As an overall symptom, the fruit with a chilling<br/>injury will appear decayed and abnormally ripe. The application of<br/>salicylic acid and hot water dips significantly reduces injury caused by<br/>chilling. This study aims to test the efficiency of both methods on<br/>‘Valencia’ orange fruits during cold storage at 5°C. Salicylic acid with a 3<br/>mM concentration had an optimum reduction of decay percentage. The hot<br/>water dips at 50°C was optimum in reducing peroxidase activity, at 45°C<br/>was optimum in reducing the chilling injury index, at 55°C was optimum<br/>on reducing the weight loss percentage. Both methods showed similar<br/>effects of reducing the effect of polyphenol oxidase, pectinase and the total<br/>soluble pectin.
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    Dewey Decimal Classification     Centeral Library Centeral Library Soft Copy located on library Cataloge 20.08.2019   GP429BIO2019 82086 20.08.2019 20.08.2019 Distinguished Graduation Projects