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Maturity indices of fruit
Country: Australia Category: Harvesting Technologies Detail : Due to differences among mango types, diversity of cultivars, and diversity of production conditions, there is no consensus on maturity indices. It is important that maturity indices be established for cultivar, growing region, and purpose of harvest. For example, in Australia, flesh colour is combined with skin colour and dry matter content.
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Maturity indices of fruit
Country: Mexico Category: Harvesting Technologies Detail : Due to differences among mango types, diversity of cultivars, and diversity of production conditions, there is no consensus on maturity indices. It is important that maturity indices be established for cultivar, growing region, and purpose of harvest. In Mexico and Central and South America, flesh colour is used to determine when to harvest an orchard, while fruit shape (shoulder development) and skin colour are used to determine which fruit to pick.
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Maturity indices of fruit
Country: Central America Category: Harvesting Technologies Detail : Due to differences among mango types, diversity of cultivars, and diversity of production conditions, there is no consensus on maturity indices. It is important that maturity indices be established for cultivar, growing region, and purpose of harvest. In Mexico and Central and South America, flesh colour is used to determine when to harvest an orchard, while fruit shape (shoulder development) and skin colour are used to determine which fruit to pick.
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Maturity indices of fruit
Country: South America Category: Harvesting Technologies Detail : Due to differences among mango types, diversity of cultivars, and diversity of production conditions, there is no consensus on maturity indices. It is important that maturity indices be established for cultivar, growing region, and purpose of harvest. In Mexico and Central and South America, flesh colour is used to determine when to harvest an orchard, while fruit shape (shoulder development) and skin colour are used to determine which fruit to pick.
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Modified and Controlled Atmospheres (MA and CA)
Country: Malaysia Category: Post harvest Technologies Detail : Modified or controlled atmospheres (lower levels of O2 and/or higher levels of CO2 compared to those found in normal air) have been shown to be beneficial in delaying ripening and controlling diseases and insects of mangoes. Use of CA and MA can be beneficial in delaying fruit ripening during long-distance marine transport for 2 weeks or more, but use is limited by the expense and by MA/CA container availability.
Optimum controlled atmosphere storage conditions for Chok Anant mango variety:
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Cultivars
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Country
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Recommended CA
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Storage temperature
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Storage life
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O2
kPa
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CO2
kPa
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(°C)
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(days)
|
|
Chok Anant
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Malaysia
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2 or 5
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0
|
15
|
28
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Modified and Controlled Atmospheres (MA and CA)
Country: Thailand Category: Post harvest Technologies Detail : Modified or controlled atmospheres (lower levels of O2 and/or higher levels of CO2 compared to those found in normal air) have been shown to be beneficial in delaying ripening and controlling diseases and insects of mangoes. Use of CA and MA can be beneficial in delaying fruit ripening during long-distance marine transport for 2 weeks or more, but use is limited by the expense and by MA/CA container availability.
Optimum controlled atmosphere storage conditions for Rad mango variety:
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Cultivars
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Country
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Recommended CA
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Storage temperature
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Storage life
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O2
kPa
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CO2
kPa
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(°C)
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(days)
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| Rad |
Thailand |
6 |
4 |
13 |
25
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Modified and Controlled Atmospheres (MA and CA)
Country: USA Category: Post harvest Technologies Detail : Modified or controlled atmospheres (lower levels of O2 and/or higher levels of CO2 compared to those found in normal air) have been shown to be beneficial in delaying ripening and controlling diseases and insects of mangoes. Use of CA and MA can be beneficial in delaying fruit ripening during long-distance marine transport for 2 weeks or more, but use is limited by the expense and by MA/CA container availability.
Optimum controlled atmosphere storage conditions for Tommy Atkins variety:
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Cultivars
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Country
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Recommended CA
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Storage temperature
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Storage life
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O2
kPa
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CO2
kPa
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(°C)
|
(days)
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| Tommy Atkins |
USA, Chile |
3-5 |
0-5 |
12-15 |
21-31
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Modified and Controlled Atmospheres (MA and CA)
Country: India Category: Post harvest Technologies Detail : Modified or controlled atmospheres (lower levels of O2 and/or higher levels of CO2 compared to those found in normal air) have been shown to be beneficial in delaying ripening and controlling diseases and insects of mangoes. Use of CA and MA can be beneficial in delaying fruit ripening during long-distance marine transport for 2 weeks or more, but use is limited by the expense and by MA/CA container availability.
Optimum controlled atmosphere storage conditions for Alphonso and Banganapalli varieties:
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Cultivars
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Country
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Recommended CA
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Storage temperature
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Storage life
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O2
kPa
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CO2
kPa
|
(°C)
|
(days)
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| Alphonso |
India |
5 |
5 |
8-13 |
30-45
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| Banganapalli |
India |
5 |
3 |
8-13 |
30-45
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Modified and Controlled Atmospheres (MA and CA)
Country: Japan Category: Post harvest Technologies Detail : Modified or controlled atmospheres (lower levels of O2 and/or higher levels of CO2 compared to those found in normal air) have been shown to be beneficial in delaying ripening and controlling diseases and insects of mangoes. Use of CA and MA can be beneficial in delaying fruit ripening during long-distance marine transport for 2 weeks or more, but use is limited by the expense and by MA/CA container availability.
Optimum controlled atmosphere storage conditions for Irwin variety:
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Cultivars
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Country
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Recommended CA
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Storage temperature
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Storage life
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|
O2
kPa
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CO2
kPa
|
(°C)
|
(days)
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| Irwin |
Japan |
5 |
5 |
8-12 |
28
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| Irwin (Tree ripe) |
Japan |
5 |
5-10 |
5-15 |
30
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Modified and Controlled Atmospheres (MA and CA)
Country: Senegal Category: Post harvest Technologies Detail : Modified or controlled atmospheres (lower levels of O2 and/or higher levels of CO2 compared to those found in normal air) have been shown to be beneficial in delaying ripening and controlling diseases and insects of mangoes. Use of CA and MA can be beneficial in delaying fruit ripening during long-distance marine transport for 2 weeks or more, but use is limited by the expense and by MA/CA container availability.
Optimum controlled atmosphere storage conditions for Amelie and Julie varieties:
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Cultivars
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Country
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Recommended CA
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Storage temperature
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Storage life
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O2
kPa
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CO2
kPa
|
(°C)
|
(days)
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| Amelie |
Senegal |
5 |
5 |
10-12 |
28
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| Julie |
Senegal |
5 |
5 |
10-12 |
28
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Modified and Controlled Atmospheres (MA and CA)
Country: Brazil Category: Post harvest Technologies Detail : Modified or controlled atmospheres (lower levels of O2 and/or higher levels of CO2 compared to those found in normal air) have been shown to be beneficial in delaying ripening and controlling diseases and insects of mangoes. Use of CA and MA can be beneficial in delaying fruit ripening during long-distance marine transport for 2 weeks or more, but use is limited by the expense and by MA/CA container availability.
Optimum controlled atmosphere storage conditions for Carlota, Haden, Jasmin and Sao Quirino varieties:
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Cultivars
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Country
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Recommended CA
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Storage temperature
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Storage life
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|
O2
kPa
|
CO2
kPa
|
(°C)
|
(days)
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| Carlota |
Brazil |
6 |
10 |
8 |
35
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| Haden |
Brazil |
6 |
10 |
8 |
30
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| Jasmin |
Brazil |
6 |
10 |
8 |
35
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| Sao Quirino |
Brazil |
6 |
10 |
8 |
35
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Modified and Controlled Atmospheres (MA and CA)
Country: Australia Category: Post harvest Technologies Detail : Modified or controlled atmospheres (lower levels of O2 and/or higher levels of CO2 compared to those found in normal air) have been shown to be beneficial in delaying ripening and controlling diseases and insects of mangoes. Use of CA and MA can be beneficial in delaying fruit ripening during long-distance marine transport for 2 weeks or more, but use is limited by the expense and by MA/CA container availability.
Optimum controlled atmosphere storage conditions for Delta R2E2 and Kensington Pride varieties:
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Cultivars
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Country
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Recommended CA
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Storage temperature
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Storage life
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O2
kPa
|
CO2
kPa
|
(°C)
|
(days)
|
| Delta R2E2 |
Australia |
6 |
10 |
8 |
35
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| Kensington Pride |
Australia |
6 |
10 |
8 |
30
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Hot air treatment
Country: Japan Category: Post harvest Technologies Detail : Vapour heat was approved in Japan in 1986 for the importation of mangoes from the Philippines. This treatment requires that mangoes be treated with vapor heat until the fruit surface temperature is 46 °C and the seed temperature reaches 46.5 °C, and held that way for 10 minutes.
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Hot air treatment
Country: Australia Category: Post harvest Technologies Detail : (Bactrocera tryoni) in Kensington mangoes exported from Australia to Japan. The treatment consists of raising the pulp temperature to 46.5 °C and holding it for 10 minutes.
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Hot air treatment
Country: USA Category: Post harvest Technologies Detail : The USA also approved a quarantine vapour heat treatment for the control of Mexican fruit fly (Anastrepha ludens) and other Anastrepha species in Manila mangoes from Mexico, but the hold time is 6 hours and the treatment is not used commercially; and for mangoes from Taiwan infested with the oriental fruit fly (Bactrocera dorsalis).
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