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Orange
 
Determinants of Flavor Acceptability During the Maturation of Navel Oranges
David Obenland, Sue Collin, Bruce Mackey, James Sievert, Kent Fjeld, Mary Lu Arpaia
February 2009
New Late-Season Navel Orange Varieties Evaluated for Quality Characteristics
Tracy L. Kahn, Ottilla J. Bier, and Robert J. Beaver
July-Sept. 2007
Commercial Packing and Storage of Navel Oranges Alters Aroma Volatiles and Reduces Flavor Quality
David Obenland, Sue Collin, James Sievert, Kent Fjeld, Julie Doctor, Mary Lu Arpaia
June 2007
2007 Freeze: UV Could Cast New Light on Citrus Damage
Celeste Durant, and Editors
April-June 2007
Oranges: Safe Methods to Store, Preserve, and Enjoy
Jennifer E. Snart, Mary Lu Arpaia, and Linda J. Harris
January 2006
Proton Spin-Spin Relaxation Time of Peel and Flesh of Naval Orange Varieties Exposed to Freezing Temperature
Prem N. Gambhir, Young J. Choi, David C. Slaughter, James F. Thompson, and Michael J. McCarthy
2005
Freeze Damage Detection in Oranges Using Gas Sensors
Eunice S. Tan, David C. Slaughter, James F. Thompson
July 2004
Ozone Gas Penetration and Control of the Sporulation of Penicillium digitatum and Penicillium italicum within Commercial Packages of Oranges During Cold Storage
Lluis Palou, Joseph L. Smilanick, Carlos H. Crisosto, Monir Mansour, Pilar Plaza
May 2003
Evaluation of the Effect of Ozone Exposure on Decay Development and Fruit Physiological Behavior
L. Palou, C.H. Crisosto, J.L. Smilanick, J.E. Adaskaveg, J.P. Zoffoli
2001
High-Temperature Forced-Air Treatment Alters the Quantity of Flavor-Related, Volatile Constituents Present in Navel and Valencia Oranges
D.M. Obenland, M.L. Arpaia, R.K. Austin, and B.E. MacKey
1999
Tolerance of 'Valencia' Oranges to Controlled Atmospheres, as Determined by Physiological Responses and Quality Attributes
Dangyang Ke, and Adel A. Kader
1990
Early-season Naval Oranges May Be Too Sour for Consumers
Ernestine Ivans, Marie Ferres
January-February 1987
Physiological and Compositional Changes in Orange Fruit in Relation to Modification of their Susceptibility to Penicillium italicum by Ethylene Treatments
M.K. El-Kazzaz, A. Chordas, and A.A. Kader
1983
Fruit Maturity of Washington Navel Orange Trees as Influenced by Density
S.B. Boswell, C.D. McCarty, D.A. Cole
June 1975
Cooling of Oranges in Storage Rooms
Bill C. Bilbo
March 1960
Gibberellin on Orange Fruit
C.W. Coggins, Jr., and H. Z. Hield
September 1958
Rapid Pack System for Oranges
Roy J. Smith, And Haruo Najima
November 1957
Harvest Time Affects Valencias
Winston W. Jones, and Clarence B. Cree
January 1955


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