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Aceituna (Oliva)
Recomendaciones para Mantener la Calidad Postcosecha
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Cosecha y Calidad
Indices de Cosecha Aceitunas verdes. Tamaño y color (parejo, verde pálido con un nivel mínimo de manchas blancas - lenticelos - hasta un color de paja). La aceituna se considera madura si es que bota un jugo blanco característico al exprimirse. Indices de Calidad Aceitunas verdes. Color; ausencia de daño mecánico, arrugamiento por deshidratación, manchas superficiales, escamas y otros daños de insectos, y pudriciones. Estas aceitunas se procesan del mismo estilo que las aceitunas negras californianas o aceitunas verdes españoles enlatadas. Maturity & Quality Photos
Temperatura y Atmósfera Controlada
Temperatura Optima 5-7.5°C (41-45.5°F); temperaturas bajo los 5°C (41°F) causan daño por congelamiento en aceitunas frescas. Humedad Relativa Optima 90-95% Tasa de Respiración
Tasa de Producción de Etileno Efectos del Etileno Efectos de Atmósferas Controladas (AC)
La información anterior es para el caso de aceitunas verdes frescas; aceitunas negras frescas se deben procesar lo antes posible tras cosecha. Temperature & Controlled Atmosphere Photos
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Fisiopatías y Daños Físicos Enfermedades Disorders Photos
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