Physico Chemical Properties of Open Pollinated Progenies of Guava ( Psidium guajava L.) CV. Taiwan Guava
S. L. Biradar, G.K. Mukunda, M. P. Basavarajappa, G.C. Raghavendraprasad
Abstract
S. L. Biradar, G.K. Mukunda, M. P. Basavarajappa, G.C. Raghavendraprasad
Abstract
Evaluation of ten superior progenies of Taiwan Guava selections revealed that there is a wide variation with respect to physical as well as chemical properties of the fruit in different selections studied. The selection 512 was found to be a promising one where fruits were attractive with uniform size, along with delightful aroma and recorded the maximum fruit size and maximum ascorbic acid (224.20 mg/100 g), anthocyanin (2.35 mg/100 g).With respect to overall acceptance TG Selection 5/12 ranked first (73.07 points out of 100) and even the consumer preference both for taste and appearance of the fruit was more acceptable as indicated by the organoleptic evaluation score.
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Evaluation of ten superior progenies of Taiwan Guava selections revealed that there is a wide variation with respect to physical as well as chemical properties of the fruit in different selections studied. The selection 512 was found to be a promising one where fruits were attractive with uniform size, along with delightful aroma and recorded the maximum fruit size and maximum ascorbic acid (224.20 mg/100 g), anthocyanin (2.35 mg/100 g).With respect to overall acceptance TG Selection 5/12 ranked first (73.07 points out of 100) and even the consumer preference both for taste and appearance of the fruit was more acceptable as indicated by the organoleptic evaluation score.
Key concepts: Psidium, Aroma, Ascorbic acid, Organoleptic, Horticulture, Forensic science, Non-invasive ventilation, Mathematics