Study on SO2 Injury Preventing Techniques during Storage for Red Grape Variety
TIAN Jin-Qiang, ZHANG Zi-De, CHEN Zhi-Zhou
2006, 27(1):
250-252.
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Six different storage treatments were designed to study the SO2 injury preventing techniques during storage for red grape variety, every bag of grapes treated and 7 bags CT 2 (SO2 tablet) were placed in special polyethylene bags designed for storage for grapes, namely treatment T1, T2, T3 and T4. Before harvest grapes were sprayed with 2% sodium polyphosphate, mixed agents including 2% potassium iodide and 0.5% iodine, and 0.5% potassium iodide respectively. Treatment T4, grapes were sprayed with nothing before harvest, and placed in the bag, with 7bags CT2 and 1g iodine. The iodine was enclosed in a small plastic bag with a hole whose diameter was 1mm. In control CK1, grapes were sprayed with nothing, while control CK2, with instilled water before harvest. Temperature was controlled at -1℃and relative humidity at 95% during storage. After 180 days, bleaching indexes of treatment T1, T2 ,T3 and T4 decreased to 45.94% and 44.73%, 66.24% and 65.80%, 44.16% and 43.44%, 58.88% and 58.35% respectively in comparison with CK1 and CK2. The agents mixed with SO2 could not weaken the antisepsis capability of SO2. On the contrary, iodine strengthened it. Potassium iodide could strengthen the capability of the inhibition on browning of SO2, but iodine could weaken and sodium polyphosphate had insignificant effect on it.