Prepackaging, Storage Losses and Physiological Changes of Fresh Brinjal as Influenced by Post Harvest Treatments
Abstract:
Different post-harvest treatments manifested specific attribute in maintaining physical appearance, acceptability and economic return for brinjal. It was observed that wet gunny bag treatment also resulted in the best physical appearance, acceptability, reduced weight loss and thereby highest economic return for brinjal at four days after storage. Considering all the attributes, perforated polythene bag treatment was also found to be a suggestive treatment for better storage.
How to cite this article
Swagatem Talukder, K.M. Khalequzzaman , S.M.K.E. Khua , Md. Masud Alam and Md. Shams-Ud-Dun , 2003. Prepackaging, Storage Losses and Physiological Changes of Fresh Brinjal as Influenced by Post Harvest Treatments. Journal of Biological Sciences, 3: 474-477.
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