Sentence examples for ripening can be from inspiring English sources
If you develop a preference for green plantains, just keep them in the refrigerator; ripening can be retarded for weeks with no loss of quality.
By lowering the process temperature below the solidification temperature of the oil phase, coalescence and ripening can be significantly reduced.
The soil formation process ripening can be used as a bioremediation technique for dredged sediments that are polluted with organic chemicals.
Fruits which accumulate assimilates prior to ripening can be harvested at the mature green stage and still attain acceptable flavor during ripening.
Adverse hot and dry environmental conditions prevailing during the period of oilseed rape ripening can be blamed for considerable yield losses during the crop's mechanized harvesting in the Mediterranean area.
Grapevine berry ripening can be divided into three major stages [ 1].
These results indicate that our postharvest treatment was effective in stimulating ripening off the tree in the fruit of both genotypes and that, all together, our samples represent different stages of fruit development and ripening that can be interrogated to obtain the network of interactions between transcripts and volatiles.
Grape berry development consists of two successive sigmoidal growth periods separated by a lag phase; from anthesis to ripening it can be divided into three major phases [ 3] with more detailed descriptive designations, known as the modified E-L system, being used to define more precise growth stages over the entire grapevine lifecycle [ 4].
In strawberry, removal of achenes from immature fruit causes precocious ripening, which can be stopped by the application of auxin [ 16], suggesting that seeds negatively affect ripening through auxins.
This phenomenon is very consistent with crystal growth as Ostwald ripening and can be easily observed in the case of quantum dots materials [25, 26].
During fruit ripening, homogalacturonan can be depolymerised by endo-polygalacturonases (PGs), cell wall-localised enzymes that cleave stretches of unesterified GalA residues and weaken the middle lamella [ 8].
