Develop cutting methods to control wound signals as a means of preventing degradative actions that affect cut fruit sensory quality and shelf life. Develop methods to retard post-cutting biochemical and physiological actions that negatively affect fruit sensory quality and shelf life. Correlate cut fruit quality biochemically with sensory evaluations, and develop markers for rapidly assessing cut fruit quality.
IMPROVING THE SENSORY QUALITY AND SHELF LIFE OF FRESH-CUT FRUIT PRODUCTS
Objective
Investigators
Bett Garber K L
Institution
USDA - Agricultural Research Service
Start date
2005
End date
2009
Funding Source
Project number
6435-44000-068-00D
Accession number
409285