Journal of the American Society for Horticultural Science · 1972 · 27 citations · 6 references
AgricultureDevelopmental BiologyPlant SciencesFruit SciencePostharvest PhysiologySeed ScienceDevelopmental StagesFruit DevelopmentFruit GrowthFruit PhysiologyRespiration PhysiologySeed PhysiologyFruit Development StagesFruit Developmental PhysiologyFruit Growth PatternsFruit Growth StagesPostharvest Physiology Of FruitsRespiration Rate MeasurementRespiratory ClimactericSeed Respiration Metabolism
Abstract ‘Fuerte’ avocado fruits at all development stages show a similar climacteric pattern; however, with development, the postharvest pre-climacteric becomes progressively shorter. The respiration rate of seeds is higher in young than in mature fruits when determined separately from that of the whole fruit. It is concluded that the contribution of seed respiration to whole fruit respiration decreases with development over the growth season.
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Fruit Respiration and Ethylene Production.
J. B. Biale, Roy E. Young, Alice J. Olmstead · PLANT PHYSIOLOGY · 1954 · 200 citations · Full text