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KMID : 0903619990400030355
Journal of the Korean Society for Horticultural Science
1999 Volume.40 No. 3 p.355 ~ p.358
Effect of Exposure to Elevated CO, Atmospheres on Fruit Discoloration during Cold Storage of Fuyu Persimmon





Abstract
In order to investigate the relationships between the softening of peach fruits and cell wall components, the cell wall materials of a fast softening cultivar, ¢¥Mibaekdo¢¥ and a slow softening cultivar, ¢¥Yumyung¢¥ were solubilized in distilled-water, 0.05M CDTA, 0.05M Na©üCO©ý, 4% KOH, and 24% KOH sequentially during the fruit softening. The amounts of uronic acid, total sugar, and non-cellulosic neutral sugars from each fraction were measured. Uronic acid decreased in CDTA, Na©üCO©ý, and 4% KOH soluble fractions of ¢¥Mibaekdo¢¥ peach fruit and in CDTA and 24% KOH soluble fractions of ¢¥Yumyung¢¥. Total sugar decreased in all fractions except 24% KOH soluble fraction of ¢¥Mibaekdo¢¥ and in CDTA and Na©üCO©ý soluble fractions of ¢¥Yumyung¢¥, while it increased in distilled-water fraction of ¢¥Yumyung¢¥. Arabinose, glucose, and galactose were the predominant non-cellulosic neutral sugars in the distilled-water, CDTA, and 4% KOH soluble fractions of both cultivars; arabinose, galactose, and rhamnose in the Na©üCO©ý soluble fraction; glucose and xylose in the 24% KOH soluble fraction. Arabinose and galactose decreased during softening in all fractions except 24% KOH soluble fraction of ¢¥Mibaekdo¢¥ and in CDTA, Na©üCO©ý, and 24% KOH soluble fractions of ¢¥Yumyung¢¥.
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