Titlebook: Evaluation of Quality of Fruits and Vegetables; Harold E. Pattee Book 1985 The AVI Publishing Company, Inc. 1985 agriculture.chemistry.env

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Book 1985A survey of the literature does suggest that in the past few years research into specific factors which influence the sensory aspects of fruits and vegetables has increased significantly. This increased interest in sensory research and the renewed national awareness of the value of research into pre

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Citrus: Sensory Quality as Related to Rootstock, Cultivar, Maturity, and Season,time between 1513, when Ponce de Leon first landed in Florida, and 1565, when St. Augustine was established. Some 200 years later, when the first settlers arrived in Florida, wild citrus groves were found in various locales around the state, especially on hammock lands near lakes or rivers, places o

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Tomato Flavor: Effects of Genotype, Cultural Practices, and Maturity at Picking,or are affected by the current procedures used to handle most fresh tomatoes. The complaints about price probably result because consumers feel they are not getting value for their money, i.e., the tomatoes look relatively good but have poor flavor. Perhaps the most telling evidence of all regarding

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Zeichnen und Messen der Objekte,ivated to a limited extent in China, but are inferior in flavor and texture to both . and . (Layne and Quamme 1975). Aspects of quality have been more thoroughly studied in the European pear than other species. Thus, the discussion in this review will be mainly devoted to the European pear.

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Theoretische Grundlagen der PLL-Technik,ke many vegetables, no single compound has been found to account for a distinctively “carrot-like” flavor. However, it has been possible to determine several of the compounds which contribute to carrot flavor and to attribute variation in carrot flavor to certain genetic, environmental, and postharvest factors or treatments.

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Pear Fruit Quality and Factors That Condition It,ivated to a limited extent in China, but are inferior in flavor and texture to both . and . (Layne and Quamme 1975). Aspects of quality have been more thoroughly studied in the European pear than other species. Thus, the discussion in this review will be mainly devoted to the European pear.