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excessive ( British Columbia Ministry of Agriculture and Lands, 2007 ; W. Wolk, personal communication). Although unrelated to treatment, significant amounts of bitter pit were observed when trees began fruiting in 2002. This is likely a function of low
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, sorted for uniform size and absence of blemishes including bitter pit, and divided into four subsamples (30 fruits in each of the three blocks, i.e., 90 fruits per cultivar). One of the subsamples was placed in cold air (+2 °C and 90% RH), one each in two
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improved uptake of calcium and other nutrients from the soil, thereby benefiting tree health and potentially improving control of physiological disorders like bitter pit ( Robinson et al., 2013 ). “Postharvest handling” was not significantly different in
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the placental fruit tissue and developed through peripheral mesocarp tissue to give the flesh a translucent aspect and dark-brown color ( Fig. 2E ). NILs SC8-4 and SC10-2 also showed more symptoms of flesh spots or bitter pit as a manifestation of a
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