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Role of Ethylene In Fruits

Ethylene can be produced by living plant tissue at certain times. Ethylene is also a gas in plant life can be classified as a hormone that is active in the ripening process. Known as a hormone because it meets the criteria which are automobile plant hormones (easy to move) in plant tissue and is an organic compound. Ethylene can cause ...

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Understanding Klimaterik

The fruit is the result of some kind of form of growth, the enlargement of the ovaries, enlargement of the network that supports ovaries or a combination of both these betuk. In umumya stages of the process of growth or life of fruits and vegetables include cell division, cell enlargement, cell maturation (maturation), maturation (ripening), kelayuan (sinescence) and putrefaction (deterioration). ...

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Use of Potassium Permanganate (KMn04)

Based on this research, it turns bananas Mas require ethylene absorbent substance and should be stored in refrigeration units for durability remain green until 6 weeks. Various forms of ethylene absorbers that have been tried, such as block vermiculate and cement mixture with a ratio of 3: 1 are dipped in a solution of KMn04, or blocks a mixture of ...

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Fruit Physiology

Physiology of fruits is very important to know for the purpose of handling and processing. Physiology fruit with regard to the following aspects: growth and respiration processes such as maturation, kelayuan (senescence), klimaterik, and the role of ethylene in fruit ripening process. a. The process of growth and respiration Stages of fruit growth process generally include cell division, cell maturation ...

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Understanding Carbohydrates (Starch)

Carbohydrates by plants kept in the fruit for the supply of energy which is then used to carry out the activity of the rest of his life, so that in the process of maturation of the content of carbohydrates (starches) and sugar are always changing. Changes starch in fruits can be divided into: a. Fruits with high starch content Changes ...

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Determining Quality and Quality

1. Density Usually the density of the material is calculated based on the ratio between the weight and volume of materials (weight-volume ratio). There are three kinds, namely density, relative density (relative density), absolute density (absolute density), and the apparent density (apparent density). Absolute density is defined as the volume of mass unity. Mass is multiplied by the weight of ...

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