Effects of Packaging Film and Storage Temperature on the Quality of Fresh Ginseng Packaged in Modified Atmosphere
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The effects of packaging film and storage temperature on the quality of fresh gniseng (Panax Ginseng) packaged in modified atmospheres and storage at 0 and 10℃ for 150 days were determined. The changes in chamical compositions were also measured before and after storage. The results showed that modified atmosphere packaging (MAP) significantly extended the storage life of fresh ginseng with high quality for 15d. The decay rate was only 2.4 and 1.3% after 150 days of storage at the combinations of 0℃-0.05mm and 0℃-0.07mm, respectively. The results of saponin analysis indicated that the contents of total saponin were not changed much in treatments, decreased 8.4% for treatment of 0℃-0.07mm, 17.6% for the control at the end of storage at 0℃. The content of reducing sugar increased from 238.7 to 306.5%, total sugar showed similar increasing trend as reducing sugar after 150 days of stotage in film packages at 0℃. While pectin content decreased 19.2-21.5% for MAP, decreased 26.7% for control after end of storage at 0℃. The reduction of pectin content was much remarkable at 10℃. It was considered that MAP was very effective storage method for keeping quality better with minumal quality loss and lower decay rate at lower temperature.
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著者
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Tanaka Shun-ichiro
Laboratory of Postharvest Science,Division of Bioproduction System Science,Department of Bioproducti
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Hu Wenzhong
Laboratory Of Postharvest Science Division Of Bioproduction System Science Department Of Biproductio
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Hu Wenzhong
Laboratory Of Postharvest Science Division Of Bioproduction System Science Department Of Bioproducti
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Uchino T
Laboratory Of Postharvest Science Devision Of Bioproduction System Science Departmetn Of Bioproducti
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Uchino Toshitaka
Faculty Of Agriculture Kyushu University
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Uchino Toshitaka
Laboratory Of Postharvest Scinece Division Of Bioproduction System Sciene Department Of Bioproductio
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Tanaka Shun-ichiro
Faculty Of Agriculture Kyushu University
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Tanaka Shun-ichiro
Laboratory Of Postharvest Science Division Of Bioproduction System Science Department Of Bioproducti
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Tanaka Shun-ichiro
Laboratory of Postharvest Science,Division of Bioproduction System Science,Department of Bioproduction Enviironmental Sciences,Faculty of AGriculture,Kyushu Unviersity
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UCHINO Toshitaka
Laboratory of Postharvest Science, Faculty of Agriculture, Kyushu University
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