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Post-harvest Management of Fruits and Plantation Crops: Volume 1, Basic Concepts (Hardback, Wasakha Singh Dhillon)

Name: Post-harvest Management of Fruits and Plantation Crops: Volume 1, Basic Concepts (Hardback, Wasakha Singh Dhillon)
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Post-harvest losses in horticultural crops is the burning issue, not only in India but at global level. Significant amount of produce is spoiled or wasted because of many factors starting from harvesting to handling, packaging, transportations, loading and unloading, storage, marketing and even during consumption. It is a big loss to the economy of the country when food is wasted after its production. In this book (Volume 1), an effort has been made to understand the reasons of losses and their management. The book contains chapters on basic knowledge to better understand the inherent factors affecting the shelf-life and quality of fruits.

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1. Ethylene Evolution and Management in Post-harvest Storage of Fruits byAnirudh Thakur and Uday Raj Patial

2. Physiology and Biochemistry of Fruit Ripening byManju Bala, Shivani and Seerat Bhinder

3. Role and Mode of Action of Calcium, Anti-oxidants and Enzymes in Post-harvest Management of FruitsbyK Dhinesh Babu, R A Marathe and M Sankaran

4. Physiological Changes, Hardening and Regulation of Ripening in Fruit CropsbyKaranbir Singh Gill

5. Nanotechnologies for the Post-harvest Management of FruitsbyK S Subramanian, Syndhiya Ranjan, G J Janavi and Jayasankar Subramanian

6. Cold chain Management, Specifications, and Quarantine Requirements for Fruits in Domestic and Export MarketsbySuresh Kumar P, Pramod Shelake, Naveen Jose, Mousumi Sabat and Shankar Ganesh K

7. Controlled Atmosphere Storage of FruitsbySandeep Mann and Gurjeet Kaur

8. Processed Fruit Products for Local and Export MarketsbyR K Goyal and Uma Prajapati

9. Potential of Value Added Fruit Products and their Biochemical Changes During StoragebyAlok Kumar Gupta, Akath Singh and T Damodaran

10. Waste to Wealth for Nutritional SecuritybyDinesh Kumar and Anamika Thakur

11. Food Safety Management of Fruits Processed Products: Perspectives of Pesticide ResiduesbyPartha P Choudhury and Kaushik Banerjee

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Common questions B2B buyers ask before sourcing Post-harvest Management of Fruits and Plantation Crops: Volume 1, Basic Concepts (Hardback, Wasakha Singh Dhillon). Answers compiled from verified sellers' commercial terms and platform data.

Q: What are the key topics covered in this volume?

A: This volume tackles essential topics such as ethylene management, fruit ripening physiology and biochemistry, cold chain management, and the role of nanotechnologies in fruit preservation.

Q: Who contributes to the chapters of this book?

A: Chapters are authored by experts in horticulture and food technology, providing credible insights into post-harvest management.

Q: How can this book help reduce post-harvest losses?

A: By presenting practical strategies and understanding the science behind fruit management, this book helps implement effective practices that can significantly minimize losses.

Q: Is this resource suitable for both local and international markets?

A: Yes, the book addresses issues relevant to both domestic and export markets, making it valuable for a wide range of professionals.

Q: What is unique about the contributions in this volume?

A: The volume combines fundamental concepts with advanced technological approaches, ensuring a well-rounded discussion of post-harvest practices.

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