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Effect of cold storage and 1-MCP treatment on ethylene perception, signalling and synthesis: Influence on the development of the evergreen behaviour in 'Conference' …

Chiriboga et al., 2013

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11595840333256067536
Author
Chiriboga M
Saladié M
Bordonaba J
Recasens I
Garcia-Mas J
Larrigaudière C
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Postharvest Biology and Technology

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To further understand the response of 'Conference'pears to 1-methylcyclopropene (1-MCP) treatment and their ability to restore ripening after prolonged periods of cold storage, fruit were treated with 0, 300 nL L− 1 1-MCP or 300 nL L− 1 exogenous ethylene plus 600 nL L …
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