id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
ahs-12403	Tofanelli, Mauro B.D.; Cuquel, Francine Lorena; D’angelo, Jessica Welinski de Oliveira; Medeiros, José Gilberto Sousa	Postharvest application of calcium chloride and 1-methylcyclopropene for quality conservation on organic ripe fig	2022	8	.pdf	application/pdf	5042	230	57	Although fig tree cultivation has the potential to escalate, some pro­ duction bottlenecks have inhibited this expansion, such as lack of com­ mercial cultivars, unfamiliarly about ripe fig as excellent fruit for food from consumers, relative high price of ripe figs in the market, inefficient fresh ripe fig distribution and difficult to conserve quality of ripe figs after (*) Corresponding author: mbrasildt@ufpr.br Citation: TOFANELLI M.B.D., CUQUEL F.L., DE O. D’ANGELO J.W., MEDEIROS J.G.S., 2022 ­ Postharvest appli‐ cation of calcium chloride and 1‐methylcyclopro‐ pene for quality conservation on organic ripe fig. The calcium chloride solution applied at 4% improves firmness and promotes soluble solid stabi­ lization of ripe figs stored for 6 days in a refrigerator, whereas 1­MCP treatment at a dose of 10 μg l­1 does not contribute for maintaining postharvest quality of ripe fig, nor its shelf life.	cache/ahs-12403.pdf	txt/ahs-12403.txt
