Can an association between food compatible antioxidants and Semperfresh be an alternative to DPA in scald treatment?
Bauchot, A. D.; John, P.;
Acta Horticulturae Year: 1994 Issue: No. 368 Pages: 871-883 Ref: 18 ref.
1994
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ABSTRACT
Treatment for scald in apples (cv. Granny Smith) using DPA (diphenylamine, 2500 p.p.m.) was compared with treatment with the antioxidants ascorbyl-palmitate (1875 p.p.m.) and n-propyl gallate (4867 p.p.m.). These were applied alone or combined (1875 p.p.m. each), in both cases in 1% Semperfresh [sucrose esters of fatty acids]. Semperfresh was also applied alone. The fruits were stored at 0 deg C in air and evaluated for scald and quality after 2, 4 and 6 months. After 4 months, scald was not reduced with Semperfresh alone but with the addition of the antioxidants there was a slight improvement over the control. After 6 months, the most effective treatment was with DPA. Semperfresh increased CO2 and ethylene levels in the apple core. After 4 months' storage, a decreased O2 level occurred only in coated fruits with the antioxidants but after 6 months it occurred in all coated fruits. Ascorbyl palmitate reduced the level of alpha -farnesene and conjugated triene hydroperoxides (CTH) after 4 months
and delayed scald development slightly but this beneficial effect disappeared after 6 months.