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Practical Applications The results suggested that CAFW might have potential health applications providing opportunities to develop value-added products reducing the postharvest losses, improving nutritional value and generating additional revenue for custard apple growers.
This is likely due to antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effect of apple juice.
High turbidity levels in apple cider suggest that this technology may be impractical for this product.
Vanillin, a natural antimicrobial, would be particularly suitable as an antilisterial additive for less acidic apple juice.
The fruit quality and yield of the custard apple depend on the nitrogen fertiliser and the interaction of the humic substances.
This study would also provide technical support for commercialization of UV-C technology for patulin degradation in turbid liquid foods such as apple juice.
This study clearly shows the potential for using UV-C treatment for patulin degradation in turbid liquid foods such as apple juice.
This study provides a newer insight into the phenolic profile of custard apple and their characterization by UPLC-ESI-MS/MS.
Nitrogen fertilising of 100 g per plant, associated with humic substances, could be recommended for use in the production of custard apples.