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FRUIT QUARTERLY

Fall 2010

Editorial: Resilience in the Face of Adversity

  1. The Failure of Postharvest Treatments to Control Firm Flesh Browning in Empire Apples
  2. Retain Combined with NAA Controls Pre-harvest Drop of McIntosh Apples Better Than Either Chemical Alone
  3. Glyphosate Exposure Contributes to Internal Browning of Apples during Long-Term Storage
  4. Storage Disorders of Controlled Atmosphere-Stored Empire Apples
  5. Controlling Dogwood Borer Using an Antagonistic Sex Pheromone Blend to Disrupt Mating

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