2004Journal of Henan Forestry Science and TechnologyRequires access

Study on Anti-reastringence of Processing Astringent Persimmon Fruit

Guo Ji-rong

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This paper discussed reastringence mechanism and change of tannic cells in astringent persimmon fruit. It reviewed some factors related to reastringence , that is, the methods used for deastringence ,material pretreatment, mental ions , pH value, duration and temperature of heating,some reductors,some polymers food additives and fruit hardness.

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This paper discussed reastringence mechanism and change of tannic cells in astringent persimmon fruit. It reviewed some factors related to reastringence , that is, the methods used for deastringence ,material pretreatment, mental ions , pH value, duration and temperature of heating,some reductors,some polymers food additives and fruit hardness.

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This paper discussed reastringence mechanism and change of tannic cells in astringent persimmon fruit. It reviewed some factors related to reastringence , that is, the methods used for deastringence ,material pretreatment, mental ions , pH value, duration and temperature of heating,some reductors,some polymers food additives and fruit hardness.

Key concepts: Astringent, Tannic acid, Food science, Horticulture, Mathematics, Chemistry, Botany, Biology

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