Sentence examples for flesh firmness from inspiring English sources

Kiwifruit storage connected to the reactor had higher flesh firmness compared to the control samples.

The penetrometer, which assesses flesh firmness, is essentially a hole punch.

The flesh firmness and the placenta and seeds weight increased when the irrigation level was reduced by 60% ETc.

The moisture content, titratable acidity, skin and flesh firmness and organic matter were 89.00%, 0.38%, 1.75 kg, 0.67 kg and 96%, respectively.

Furthermore, losses in flesh firmness and color, and the external damage of fruits were reduced in the bulk MAP when compared to storage in the other two package treatments.

The phenotypic scores of fruit flavor, weight, width, length, flesh firmness, skin color, and soluble solid content were downloaded for 66 out of the 70 accessions from USDA-ARS that are included in the USDA-GRIN database.

Traits measuring fruit size, shape, texture, firmness, rind and flesh color, sugar content and acidity were analyzed.

It exhibits melting flesh (losing of firmness and structure, for an accurate description see [ 89]), a high acid/sugar ratio, and is prone to flesh mealiness and significant browning.

It has been demonstrated that two artificially induced missense mutations found in exon 3 (in a TILLING platform constructed in a cantalupensis genetic background) (C580T, L124Phe, and G791A, Gly194Asp) [ 66] delay the ripening process resulting in fruit flesh with increased firmness.

These are some of the apples we brought back to test starch content, firmness of the flesh, and to juice to create cider.

Whether you are chargrilling thin slices before roasting, or adding cubes to a stew or oven tray with other ingredients, the firmness of the flesh means they won't disintegrate, unlike some of the more fibrous summer and acorn squashes, including pumpkin.