Healing agent for promoting fruit and vegetable mechanical injury wound healing, and use method and application of healing agent
A technology for mechanical damage and wound healing, applied in the fields of application, fruit and vegetable preservation, botanical equipment and methods, etc., can solve the problems of increased storage cost, increased rot disease, increased polyphenol content and accumulation of sweet potato, etc., to enhance PAL activity and Antioxidant enzyme activity, reducing the infection of pathogenic bacteria, reducing the effect of polyphenol content
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[0024] A healing agent for promoting mechanical wound healing of fruits and vegetables. The active ingredients are composed of glycine, n-butanol, biguanide trioctylbenzenesulfonate and imazalil. The ratio of each component is glycine 50mg / L, n-butanol Alcohol 0.05mg / L, biguanide trioctylbenzenesulfonate 50mg / L and imazalil 20mg / L.
[0025] The method of using the above healing agent is to mix and stir glycine, n-butanol, biguanide trioctylbenzene sulfonate and imazalil according to the proportion, and soak the fruits and vegetables with wounds on the skin of fruits and vegetables due to mechanical damage for 2 minutes. , the healing agent is submerged in the wound, taken out to dry, placed in a humidity of 80%, and stored at a temperature of 12°C for 3 days.
[0026] The application of the above-mentioned healing agent is to use the healing agent to promote the application of wound healing after mechanical damage occurs in the pericarp of pomelo.
Embodiment 2
[0028] A healing agent for promoting wound healing of mechanically damaged fruits and vegetables. The active ingredients are composed of glycine, n-butanol, biguanide trioctylbenzenesulfonate and imazalil. Alcohol 0.2mg / L, biguanide trioctylbenzenesulfonate 200mg / L and imazalil 100mg / L.
[0029] The method of using the above healing agent is to mix and stir glycine, n-butanol, biguanide trioctylbenzene sulfonate and imazalil according to the proportion, and soak the fruits and vegetables with wounds on the skin of fruits and vegetables due to mechanical damage for 8 minutes. , the healing agent submerges the wound, takes it out to dry, and places it at a humidity of 90% and a temperature of 18°C for storage for 6 days.
[0030] The application of the above-mentioned healing agent uses the healing agent to promote the application of wound healing after mechanical damage occurs in the pericarp of the navel orange.
Embodiment 3
[0032] A healing agent for promoting mechanical wound healing of fruits and vegetables. The active ingredients are composed of glycine, n-butanol, biguanide trioctylbenzenesulfonate and imazalil. The ratio of each component is glycine 100mg / L, n-butanol Alcohol 0.1mg / L, biguanide trioctylbenzenesulfonate 100mg / L and imazalil 50mg / L.
[0033] The method of using the above-mentioned healing agent is to mix and stir glycine, n-butanol, biguanide trioctylbenzenesulfonate and imazalil according to the proportion, and soak the fruits and vegetables with wounds on the skin of fruits and vegetables due to mechanical damage for 5 minutes. , the healing agent is submerged in the wound, taken out to dry, and stored at a humidity of 85% and a temperature of 15°C for 4 days.
[0034] The application of the above-mentioned healing agent is to use the healing agent to promote the application of wound healing after mechanical damage occurs in the peel of the banana.
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