Paper · 2010 · Soil and Environmental Sciences

Storage property,calcium fractions,and cell ultrastructure in sweet cherry as affected by calcium

Duan Chun-hua

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Abstract

Effects of calcium chloride(Chlo-Ca),calcium chelate(Che-Ca) and calcium nanometer(Nano-Ca) on the storage property of sweet cherry were studied in this paper.Fractions of calcium during the storage were separated by sequent extracting method in this paper.Influences of different calcium on cell ultrastructure were observed by transmission electron microscopy combined with in situ precipitation of calcium with an improve method of potassium pyroantimonate technique.Results showed that Che-Ca could improve the fruit firmness and retard the firmness decrease during storage.Although the calcium treatments had no effects on the content of vitamin C,they could prevent VC consumption during storage effectively,especially Che-Ca treatment.Different calcium treatment showed no obvious impacts on the content of sugar,titratable acidity and the ratio of sugar and acidity but increased the content of total soluble solids.Calcium treatment significantly increased the content of total calcium,H2O-Ca and ALc-Ca content.ALc-Ca was the major fraction among all the different forms of calcium in sweet cherry fruit.Besides,in Che-Ca treatment,the content of ALc-Ca content was higher than that in Chlo-Ca and Nano-Ca treatments.The content of NaCl-Ca,H2O-Ca and ALc-Ca decreased but HAC-Ca and HCl-Ca increased at 60 days after storage.Under transmission electron microscopy,cell wall fracture,cytomembrane disappearance and cell shrinkness were partly observed in the treatment of no calcium.The structures were intact for cell wall and some black uncertain matters distributed in cell wall,cell membrane,tonoplast and mitochondriadisproportionally in all Ca treatments.

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Calcium chelate improved cherry fruit firmness and retarded firmness loss during storage.

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Che-Cae0
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fruit firmnesse0
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improvee0

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“Che-Ca could improve the fruit firmness and retard the firmness decrease during storage.”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultno effectmeasured

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Calcium treatments did not affect vitamin C content.

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calcium treatmentse0
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content of vitamin Ce0
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no effectse0

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“calcium treatments had no effects on the content of vitamin C”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Calcium treatments prevented vitamin C consumption during storage, especially calcium chelate.

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Che-Ca treatmente0
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VC consumptione0
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prevente0

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“they could prevent VC consumption during storage effectively,especially Che-Ca treatment”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultno effectmeasured

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Calcium treatment had no obvious impact on sugar content, titratable acidity or sugar to acidity ratio.

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calcium treatmente0
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content of sugar,titratable acidity and the ratio of sugar and aciditye0
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no obvious impactse0

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“Different calcium treatment showed no obvious impacts on the content of sugar,titratable acidity and the ratio of sugar and acidity”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Calcium treatment increased total soluble solids.

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content of total soluble solidse0
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increasede0

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“increased the content of total soluble solids”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivesignificant (as stated)measured

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Calcium treatment significantly increased total calcium, H2O-Ca and ALc-Ca content.

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Calcium treatmente0
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content of total calcium,H2O-Ca and ALc-Ca contente0
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increasede0

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“Calcium treatment significantly increased the content of total calcium,H2O-Ca and ALc-Ca content.”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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ALc-Ca was the major calcium fraction in sweet cherry fruit.

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sweet cherryPrunus aviume0
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ALc-Cae0
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major fractione0

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Prunus avium
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“ALc-Ca was the major fraction among all the different forms of calcium in sweet cherry fruit.”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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ALc-Ca content was higher with calcium chelate than with calcium chloride or nanocalcium.

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Che-Ca treatmente0
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content of ALc-Cae0
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highere0
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Chlo-Ca and Nano-Ca treatmentse0

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“in Che-Ca treatment,the content of ALc-Ca content was higher than that in Chlo-Ca and Nano-Ca treatments”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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NaCl-Ca, H2O-Ca and ALc-Ca declined after 60 days of storage.

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content of NaCl-Ca,H2O-Ca and ALc-Cae0
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decreasede0
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60 days after storagee0

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“The content of NaCl-Ca,H2O-Ca and ALc-Ca decreased but HAC-Ca and HCl-Ca increased at 60 days after storage.”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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HAC-Ca and HCl-Ca increased after 60 days of storage.

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HAC-Ca and HCl-Cae0
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increasede0
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60 days after storagee0

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“HAC-Ca and HCl-Ca increased at 60 days after storage”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Untreated fruit showed some cell wall fracture, membrane loss and cell shrinkage.

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no calciume0
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cell wall fracture,cytomembrane disappearance and cell shrinknesse0

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“cell wall fracture,cytomembrane disappearance and cell shrinkness were partly observed in the treatment of no calcium”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Calcium-treated fruit retained intact cell walls and showed black uncertain matter in cellular structures.

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all Ca treatmentse0
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structures were intact for cell wall and some black uncertain matters distributed in cell wall,cell membrane,tonoplast and mitochondriadisproportionallye0

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“The structures were intact for cell wall and some black uncertain matters distributed in cell wall,cell membrane,tonoplast and mitochondriadisproportionally in all Ca treatments.”

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