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Primary Study on the Storage of Kiwifruit in the High Latitude Area

Cai Qing

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The kiwifruits grown in the 700 m latitude area can be stored 2~3 months longer than those in the 100 m latitude areas. The dissection of pericarp shows that the phellem of fruits in high latitude area are made up of 5~7 layer cell, which are 1~2 layers thicker than those of the lower latitude area.

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The kiwifruits grown in the 700 m latitude area can be stored 2~3 months longer than those in the 100 m latitude areas. The dissection of pericarp shows that the phellem of fruits in high latitude area are made up of 5~7 layer cell, which are 1~2 layers thicker than those of the lower latitude area.

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The kiwifruits grown in the 700 m latitude area can be stored 2~3 months longer than those in the 100 m latitude areas. The dissection of pericarp shows that the phellem of fruits in high latitude area are made up of 5~7 layer cell, which are 1~2 layers thicker than those of the lower latitude area.

Key concepts: Latitude, High latitude, Low latitude, Horticulture, Environmental science, Geology, Biology, Geodesy

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