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2013 ASHS Annual Conference
Postharvest (Oral)
Tuesday, July 23, 2013: 8:00 AM
Desert Salon 9-10 (Desert Springs J.W Marriott Resort )
Moderator:
Yan Wang
8:00 AM
Development of Novel, Antimicrobial Plant Essential Oil Treatments to Reduce the Postharvest Incidence of
Botrytis cinerea
on Strawberries
Ryan Brantley
,
California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
;
J. Wyatt Brown
,
California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
8:15 AM
The Importance of Leaf Maturity to Shelf-life and Quality of Fresh-cut Kale Stored at Two Temperatures
Karin Albornoz
,
University of California, Davis
;
Marita I. Cantwell
,
University of California, Davis
8:30 AM
Real World Evaluation of Packaging Strategies and SO
2
Fumigation for Shipment of Blueberry Fruit from Chile to North America
Randolph Beaudry
,
Michigan State University
;
Claudia Moggia
,
Universidad de Talca
;
Gustavo Lobos
,
Universidad de Talca
;
Jorge Retamales
,
Universidad de Talca
;
Carolina Bravo
,
Universidad de Talca
8:45 AM
The Effects of Low Oxygen on Chlorophyll and Glycoalkaloid Concentrations in Potato Tubers
Hsueh-yuan Chang
,
University of California, Davis
;
Marita I. Cantwell
,
University of California, Davis
9:00 AM
Firmness and Quality Changes in Broccoli Due to Dehydration and Hydration
Anderson Martins Melo
,
University of California - Davis
;
Marita I. Cantwell
,
University of California, Davis
9:15 AM
Evaluation of The Impact of Hot Water Treatment on the Antioxidant System of Fresh Tomatoes in Chilling and Non-chilling Storage
Francisco Loayza
,
University of Florida
;
Amarat Simonne
,
University of Florida
;
Elizabeth Baldwin
,
USDA-ARS, USHRL
;
Jeffrey K. Brecht
,
University of Florida/IFAS
9:30 AM
Extending Storage Life and Ensuring Arrival Quality of ‘Bartlett' Pears after Long-distance Export by Maintaining Cold Chain and MA Chain
Yan Wang
,
Oregon State University
;
David Sugar
,
Oregon State University
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