Study on the Preservation of New Chitosan Hydrogel in Navel Orange

Yao Yao Li; Xi Hong Li; Hai Dong Liu; Chong Xiao Shao; Dan Zhou Liu; Qi Li; Wei Qiao Yang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.563.119

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Study on the Preservation of New Chitosan Hydrogel in Navel Orange

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The aim was to study the preservation of coating with chitosan hydrogel on navel oranges. And the result showed that coating with 2.0% chitosan hydrogel had a higher SOD activity and lower respiration rate, membrane permeability and MDA content, which could effectively remain navel oranges’ quality and extend the shelf life.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 563)

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Yao Yao Li, Xi Hong Li*, Hai Dong Liu, Chong Xiao Shao, Dan Zhou Liu, Qi Li, Wei Qiao Yang

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Chitosan Hydrogel, Newhall Navel Orange, Preservation

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