Unit 3 Flashcards

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This refers to the external and internal characteristics used to describe a commodity relative to a standard of excellence.

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Quality

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The existing environmental factors during the production of the crop and crop practices adopted by growers influence the nature of the commodity at harvest.

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Pre-harvest Modifiers of Quality

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Carabao mango defects which are caused by climatic factors

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Wind scar and mottling/discoloration

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4
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A physiological disorder in mangoes wherein the peel is dark green even when the pulp is ripe.

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Evergreen

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5
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It is expressed in terms of morphological, anatomical, and chemical characteristics and ultimately its physical properties and physiological characteristics

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Genetic Factors

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6
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Which tomato varieties are more susceptible to mechanical damage?

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BRCI (4 locules)

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7
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This Indonesian Rambutan cultivar has longer storage life compared to other cultivars due to shorter spinterns and thick skin.

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Rapiah

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It is the complex and dynamic interactions of numerous environmental factors during the growth and development of a fruit or vegetable.

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Climatic factors

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9
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Favorable temperature for the growth of tropical plants

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5°C to 40°C

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10
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The orange color of sweet oranges develop at what temperature?

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Lower than 12°C

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The exposure to high temperatures for extended periods of time causes softening, degradation of pigments, and collapse of tissue.

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Solar injury

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12
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Synthesis of lycopene and carotenoids are inhibited by what?

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Excessive sunlight

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13
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It is favorable to Vitamin C accumulation.

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Light exposure

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The fruit develops a corky skin when the surfaces of two fruits rub together or when a twig or leaf rub against the fruit.

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Wind scar

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If these fruits develop during high relative humidity, they become larger and heavier due to higher TSS.

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Mangosteen, Citrus, and Rambutan

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16
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Increased incidence of this disease in mango occurs during high relative humidity.

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Anthracnose

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17
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These fruits exhibit lower TSS during rainfall, resulting in stale fruit.

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Watermelon and Muksmelon

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Fruit splitting defects in Lanzones are due to the sudden change of the ___.

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Hydrostatic pressure within cells

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With sudden increase of rainfall, water will move into plant cells due to ___.

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Osmotic Pressure

20
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Generally adequate water supply during growth and development results in superior quality produce.

21
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Water-logged conditions during growth and development of sab-a resulted in accelerated ripening, thus reducing this effect.

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Green life of banana

22
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Onions become soft and rot easily if irrigated ___ weeks before harvest.

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This plant hormone has autocatalytic effects.

24
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These chemicals serve as defense mechanisms for pests, but reduce postharvest quality and desirability

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Examples of phytoalexins.
1. Danielone 2. Mangiferin 3. Coumarins
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It has been reported to be involved in several biochemical and morphological processes in plants.
Calcium
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Blossom-end rot in tomatoes are caused by ___.
Calcium deficiency
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This shortens the life of cutflowers.
High Nitrogen Fertilization
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High N fertilization also increases the incidence of
Anthracnose
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It was suggested that N should not be applied during what stage of plant growth and development?
Fruit and Flower development
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Increases in fruit to leaf ratio resulting in larger individual fruits.
Fruit Size
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This is done to improve fruit size and quality
Thinning
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It is a banana disease characterized by a brown vascular streak in the fruit peduncle and fruit stem.
Bugtok
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Bugtok is caused by this bacteria.
Ralstonia solanacearum
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Thisnproduction practice can help prevent bugtok, wind scar, and improve quality and color.
Bagging
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Pruning or cutting of tops or a proportion of the tops of cassava 20-40 days before harvest.
Detopping of Cassava
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It is the cutting of potato vines a week before harvest.
Dehaulming
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It is a systemic plant growth regulator used extensively as commercial sprout inhibitor.
Maleic Hydrazide
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Recommended dosage of MH spray
2500 ppm
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This is done for pineapple and tomato to hasten the ripening of fruits resulting in uniformed ripening.
Ethephon spray
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How many hours before harvest should ethephon be sprayed on pineapples?
48 hours
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How much ethephon is applied to carabao mangoes to enhance maturation?
200 ppm
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This fruit enlarger reduces the incidence and severity of blackheart in Queen Victoria pineapple when applied 37 days before harvest.
2-chlorophenoxy propanoic acid
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It is usually a symptom of chilling injury.in pineapples.
Blackheart
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Pre-harvest fruit enlarger sprays are a standard practice in the pineapple industry of which country?
South Africa
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This type of mulch increased berry size in strawberries by 20% and higher sugar to organic acids ratio and higher concentration of favorable aroma compounds.
Red plastic mulch