Method for coloring red Pyrus pyrifolia Nakai by induction after harvesting
A sand pear and red technology, applied in the field of postharvest coloring of red sand pears, can solve the problems of insufficient coloration of sand pears, affecting the appearance quality of the fruit, low market value, etc., and achieves improved appearance quality, reasonable design, investment and operation. low cost effect
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[0031] In 2011, the red sand pear varieties "Meirensu" and "Mantianhong" fruits collected from the orchard of Xingyang Jindi Fruit Tree Fine Variety Demonstration Field in Zhengzhou City, Henan Province were used as materials, and the best coloring of "Meirensu" and "Mantianhong" temperature conditions were studied. Select 6 "Meirensu" and "Mantianhong" trees with basically the same age, growth potential and loading capacity as the test trees, and select 30 fruit shapes, sizes and planting parts on the periphery of each tree 40 days after full flowering. The basically identical young fruits are covered with opaque double-layer paper fruit bags until harvested.
[0032] Ripe fruits are transported back to the laboratory immediately after harvesting, and fruits with uniform size, no mechanical damage, no cracking, no pests and no rot are selected for treatment. The experimental treatments were as follows: the fruits were placed in a top-light plant growth chamber (Hangzhou Zeda...
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[0036] In 2011, the red sand pear variety "Mantianhong" harvested from the orchard of Xingyang Jindi Fruit Tree Fine Variety Demonstration Field in Zhengzhou City, Henan Province was used as material to study the optimal coloring and lighting conditions of "Mantianhong". Select 6 "Mantianhong" trees with basically the same age, growth potential and load capacity as the test trees, and select 30 young fruits with basically the same fruit shape, size and insertion position on the periphery of each tree 40 days after full flowering Put light-tight double-layer paper fruit bags until harvesting.
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