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Non-destructive technique based on specific gravity for post-harvest Mangifera indica L. Cultivar maturity

Khalid et al., 2017

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6940891973623479671
Author
Khalid N
Abdullah A
Shukor S
AS F
Mansor H
Dalila N
Publication year
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2017 Asia Modelling Symposium (AMS)

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Non-destructive methods for fruit quality monitoring are greatly relevant for process control in the food quality industry. One of the properties of Mangifera Indica L.(Mango) that could be used as a basis for non-destructive quality evaluation is specific gravity. With this respect …
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