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Diffuse flesh browning in ‘honeycrisp’ apple fruit is associated with low temperatures during fruit growth
Cindy B.S. Tong
, Hsueh Yuan Chang
, Jennifer K. Boldt
, Yizhou B. Ma
, Jennifer R. DeEll
, Renae E. Moran
, Gaétan Bourgeois
, Dominique Plouffe
Horticultural Science
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Low Temperature
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Apple Fruit
100%
Honeycrisp
100%
Fruit Growth
100%
Flesh Browning
100%
Quebec
80%
Minnesota
20%
Etiology
20%
Incomplete Understanding
20%
Climate Data
20%
Apple
20%
Harvest Maturity
20%
Magnesium
20%
Malus Domestica Borkh
20%
Fructose
20%
Cell Size
20%
Quality Attributes
20%
Storage Disorders
20%
Growing Degree Days
20%
Maine
20%
Accumulated Degree Days
20%
Days after Full Bloom
20%
Food Science
Fructose
100%
Magnesium
100%
Quality Attribute
100%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Growing Degree-Day
100%
Climate Data
50%
Malus domestica
50%
Fructose
50%
Likelihood
50%