英文摘要 |
The fleshes of 'Heng Shan' pear fruits stored at 0°C for 2 weeks were severely browning whether CO2 administered or not. Controlled fruits showed mild injury at 5°C and 2, 5% of CO2 in the surroundings aggravated the symptom. At 10°C, the injury occurred only in those fruits treated with 5% CO2. Low-maturity fruits were less susceptible to CO2 than higher ones. The critical O2 level of 'Heng Shang' pear fruits stored at 5 and 10°C were 1% and 5%, respectively. However, the flesh still turned brown following 6 days of storage under these critical levels of O2. Hypobaric treatment lowered the severity of chilling symptom. The disorder appeared to be not related to ethylene because increasing concentratin of ethylene did not worsen chilling injury. |