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Temperature and lettuce losses: Variables of time and temperature as they affect deterioration of harvested lettuce investigated

California Agriculture > Volume 8 > Number 8  > research article 

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Harlan K. Pratt, University of California, Davis
Leonard L. Morris, University of California, Davis
Carl L. Tucker, University of California, Davis

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California Agriculture 8(8):14-16.

Published August 01, 1954

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Lettuce–like most leafy vegetables– deteriorates rapidly and steadily after harvest. Loss of quality is inevitable and can only be minimized by rapid handling and with the best possible storage conditions.

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The above progress report was presented at the Conference on Transportation of Perishables at Davis in April 1954 and is based on Research Project No. 1175A

F. W. Zink, Assistant Specialist in Vegetable Crops, University of California, Salinas, and S. V. Christierson, Major Distributing Go., Salinas, co-operated in the work reported above

Temperature and lettuce losses: Variables of time and temperature as they affect deterioration of harvested lettuce investigated

Harlan K. Pratt, Leonard L. Morris, Carl L. Tucker
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Temperature and lettuce losses: Variables of time and temperature as they affect deterioration of harvested lettuce investigated

California Agriculture > Volume 8 > Number 8  > research article 

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Authors

Harlan K. Pratt, University of California, Davis
Leonard L. Morris, University of California, Davis
Carl L. Tucker, University of California, Davis

Publication Information

California Agriculture 8(8):14-16.

Published August 01, 1954

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Author Affiliations show

Abstract

Lettuce–like most leafy vegetables– deteriorates rapidly and steadily after harvest. Loss of quality is inevitable and can only be minimized by rapid handling and with the best possible storage conditions.

Full text

Full text is available in PDF.

Author notes

The above progress report was presented at the Conference on Transportation of Perishables at Davis in April 1954 and is based on Research Project No. 1175A

F. W. Zink, Assistant Specialist in Vegetable Crops, University of California, Salinas, and S. V. Christierson, Major Distributing Go., Salinas, co-operated in the work reported above

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