Food and Fermentation Industries

Effect of treatment with 1-OCP on postharvest quality and physiology of tomato fruits in cold storage

  • MA Rong ,
  • XU Fang-xu ,
  • FENG Xu-qiao ,
  • CHENG Lei
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Online published: 2014-03-25

Abstract

Effect of treatment with 0. 4 μL /L,0. 8 μL /L or 1. 2 μL /L 1-octylcyclopropene( 1-OCP),compared with that of treatment with 0. 8 μL/L 1-MCP,on storage and preservation of green mature 'Fentailang' tomato fruits( Solanum lycopersicum L.) at low temperature( 3 ±1℃) were investigated. The results show that all 1-OCP treatments,similar to the effect of 1-MCP,delayed ripening and senescence process of tomato fruits in various degrees. Treatment with 1. 2 μL/L 1-OCP showed better effect than other concentrations,with fruit hardness,vitamin C,soluble tannin,soluble sugar and soluble solid of 73. 5%,66. 7%,40. 6%,33. 0% and 7. 7% higher than that of control,respectively. Methane dicarboxylic aldehyde( MDA) content and super oxygen dehydrogenises( SOD) activity peak value of the fruits treated with 1. 2 μL/L 1-OCP were 90. 7% and 106% of control,respectively.

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MA Rong , XU Fang-xu , FENG Xu-qiao , CHENG Lei . Effect of treatment with 1-OCP on postharvest quality and physiology of tomato fruits in cold storage[J]. Food and Fermentation Industries, 2014 , 40(03) : 231 -236 . DOI: 10.13995/j.cnki.11-1802/ts.2014.03.043

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