Canonical 1 was primarily associated with basic force-deformation parameters.

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Taxon: bananat0
Outcome: basic force–deformation parameterse0
Comparator: Canonical 1e0

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“banana texture patterns during postharvest storage”
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“The first (Canonical 1) was primarily associated with basic force–deformation parameters (FMT, Slp, AreaT), while the second (Canonical 2) was linked to post failure deformation indices.”
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Title

Characterization of banana texture patterns during postharvest storage using force-deformation curves and multivariate analysis

Correa Hernando, Eva Cristina; Diezma Iglesias, Belen; Lara Blas, Miguel Ángel; et al. UPM Digital Archive (Technical University of Madrid) 2026

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Method / resource Cluster analysis identified banana texture patterns associated with storage time and packaging.
Method / resource The multivariate analysis found two orthogonal dimensions of banana texture variability.
Association Canonical 2 was linked to post-failure deformation indices.
Intervention effect Bananas in non-perforated film softened abnormally despite limited external color change.
Method / resource Conventional color assessment did not detect the internal ripening anomalies.
Method / resource Mechanical testing combined with unsupervised multivariate methods identified representative texture patterns.

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