Cell Wall Enzymatic Activity Control: A Reliable Technique in the Fruit Ripening Process
The softening and structural changes that occur during fruit ripening are characteristic of specific species and can be attributed primarily to cell wall composition and cell swelling. Cell wall modifications are thought to result in changes in stiffness and texture, but the nature and extent of cha...
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IntechOpen
2023
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