英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study was to investigate the effect of pre-harvest application of prohexadione-calcium, salicylic acid, and AVG, and post-harvest treated with 1-MCP on ripening and quality of atemoya fruit. The fruit sprayed with salicylic acid before flowering exhibited one day ripening delayed compared with the untreated fruit at 25 °C, but there were no differences in the titratable acid, L, a, b, and hue in peel and flesh. The pre-harvest sprayed of prohexadione-calcium before flowering can delay fruit ripening, but total soluble solids were low. Pre-harvest spraying AVG and post-harvest 1-MCP application resulted in lower ethylene release without affecting fruit quality at 25°C. Fruit treated with AVG twice before harvest was able to reduce respiration rate of fruit but did not influence the ripening days and fruit quality at 25°C. Thus, post-harvest 1 -MCP processing used in industrial applications is relatively workable. |