Physico-chemical characteristics of pisang mas Musa sapientum cv mas with peel/pulp splitting disorder


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Wo S. M., . and Osman A., . and Saari N., . and Ahmad S. H., . (2003) Physico-chemical characteristics of pisang mas Musa sapientum cv mas with peel/pulp splitting disorder. [Proceedings Paper]

Abstract

Pisang Mas Musa sapientum cv Mas is susceptible to peel/pulp splitting PPS disorder. PPS is an abiotic disorder caused by environmental or cultural conditions. It has been associated with high fruit sugar content water absorption through the cuticle and calcium content. The physico-chemical characteristics of the PPS affected split fruits and unaffected fruits non-split fruits were evaluated to be used as a platform in further study on the causal factors determination. Split fruits were found to ripen more rapidly as compared to non-split fruits. Significantly p0.05 higher soluble solids concentration and pulp moisture content in split fruits suggested that excess nutrient and moisture might be the causal factors of PPS disorder.


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Abstract

Pisang Mas Musa sapientum cv Mas is susceptible to peel/pulp splitting PPS disorder. PPS is an abiotic disorder caused by environmental or cultural conditions. It has been associated with high fruit sugar content water absorption through the cuticle and calcium content. The physico-chemical characteristics of the PPS affected split fruits and unaffected fruits non-split fruits were evaluated to be used as a platform in further study on the causal factors determination. Split fruits were found to ripen more rapidly as compared to non-split fruits. Significantly p0.05 higher soluble solids concentration and pulp moisture content in split fruits suggested that excess nutrient and moisture might be the causal factors of PPS disorder.

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Item Type: Proceedings Paper
Additional Information: Received on 3 Dec 2007 QK710.2 M239 2003
AGROVOC Term: PLANT PHYSIOLOGY
AGROVOC Term: MUSA PARADISIACA
AGROVOC Term: PEELING
AGROVOC Term: PULPING
AGROVOC Term: MATURITY
Geographical Term: MALAYSIA
Depositing User: Ms. Norfaezah Khomsan
Last Modified: 24 Apr 2025 05:28
URI: http://webagris.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/16968

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