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Ripening of citrus and other non-climacteric fruits: A role for ethylene
Eliezer E. Goldschmidt
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Institute of Plant Sciences and Genetics in Agriculture
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Ethylene
100%
Citrus
100%
Non-climacteric Fruit
100%
Strawberry
28%
Exogenous Ethylene
28%
Cytokinin
14%
Growth Regulators
14%
Gibberellin
14%
Bell Pepper
14%
Ethylene Biosynthesis
14%
Fruit Ripening
14%
Associated Symptoms
14%
Changes in Gene Expression
14%
Antagonism
14%
Autocatalytic
14%
Ethylene Inhibitor
14%
Ethylene Action
14%
Citrus Peel
14%
Ethylene Evolution
14%
Climacteric
14%
Fruit Senescence
14%
Climacteric Fruit
14%
Ethephon
14%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Citrus
100%
Ripening
100%
Ethylene
100%
Non-Climacteric Fruit
100%
Strawberry
18%
Climacteric
18%
Gene Expression
9%
Citrus Fruits
9%
Sweet Pepper
9%
Fruit Peels
9%
Grape
9%
Gibberellin
9%
Cytokinin
9%
Biosynthesis
9%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Citrus
100%
Ethylene
100%
Climacterium
100%
Gene Expression
9%
Anabolism
9%
Growth Regulation
9%
Fruit Ripening
9%