Paper · 2013 · Xibei zhiwu xuebao

Effect of 1-MCP and CO_2 Treatments on Energy Metabolism Characteristics of‘Nanguo’Pear Fruits during Shelf Life after Cold Storage

Shujuan Ji

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Abstract

The‘Nanguo’pears were packed with plastic bags(0.02mm)after being fumigated for 20h with 0.75μL/L 1-MCP(1-Methylcyclopropene)or with plastic bags(0.04mm)after filled with 2% CO2 and cold storage(0±1℃)for 5months,then stored at ambient temperature(18 ℃±3 ℃)for investigation.The browning index,mitochondria protein content,MDA content and ATP content were determined in order to study the effect of 1-MCP and CO2 on pear fruits energy metabolism characteristics during the shelf life after cold storage.The results show that:(1)Both 1-MCP and CO2treatments can delayed the core browning index and browning degree differently,and the 1-MCP was better than CO2;(2)Both 1-MCP and CO2 treatments helps to retarded the increase of MDA and membrane permeability,holds the integrity of membrane;(3)1-MCP treatment helps to increase the content of mitochondria protein during the prophase of shelf life.1-MCP treatment can also remain high ATP content and energy charge level in postphase of shelf life.And filled with CO2 treatment can keep a high level of ATP content and energy charge in prophase of shelf life.It is suggested that both 1-MCP and filled with CO2 can adjusted the postharvest senescence process through effect the energy metabolism characteristics.In this study,the effectiveness of 1-MCP treatment is better than filled with CO2 on inhibited the core browning and kept the integrity of membrane.

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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1-MCP delayed core browning and did better than CO2.

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“Both 1-MCP and CO2treatments can delayed the core browning index and browning degree differently,and the 1-MCP was better than CO2”

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CO2 delayed core browning.

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1-MCP retarded MDA increase and membrane permeability.

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CO2 retarded MDA increase and membrane permeability.

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“Both 1-MCP and CO2 treatments helps to retarded the increase of MDA and membrane permeability,holds the integrity of membrane”

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1-MCP increased mitochondrial protein early in shelf life.

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1-MCP maintained high ATP and energy charge late in shelf life.

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“1-MCP treatment can also remain high ATP content and energy charge level in postphase of shelf life”

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CO2 maintained high ATP and energy charge early in shelf life.

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ATP content and energy chargee0
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