Controlling bitter pit in ‘Honeycrisp’ apples HortTechnology 14 342 349 SAS Institute Inc 1996 SAS Version 8.2 Cary, NC SAS Institute Inc Schupp, J.R. 2003 Effects of chemical thinners on fruit set, yield
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heuristic was the most severe thinning treatment, as 88% of fruit were greater than 3.25 inches in diameter and 44% were greater than 3.5 inches in diameter ( Fig. 4 ). ‘Honeycrisp’ is susceptible to bitter pit and several other postharvest disorders, and
yellow–green, and 40% to 60% of the surface is covered by red solid flush and medium wide stripes. Slight sunburn and bitter pit may occur. The cavity is 1.9 cm in depth and 3.3 cm in width. The basin is 0.9 cm in depth and 3.3 cm in width with little or
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, Palo Alto, CA). Fruit disorders (scald, watercore, internal browning, bitter pit, fruit rots) were visually assessed by laboratory personnel and expressed as the percentage of each fruit sample showing the disorder. Analyses of variance or regression
, localized Ca deficiency such as in leaves or fruit may still become a problem in fruit crops. Calcium-related disorders include bitter pit in apple fruit ( Malus domestica , Borkh.), blossom-end rot in tomato ( Solanum lycopersicum L.) fruit, and tipburn in
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, flecking, bitter pit, blotch, lenticel marking, radiation injury, delayed sunscald, superficial scald, and soft scald ( Meheriuk et al., 1994 ; Pierson et al., 1971 ; Porritt et al., 1982 ). Together, these disorders may render unmarketable as much as 20