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Fruit  of tomato  (Lycopersicon esculentum Mill.)  hybrids heterozygous for the  alc  ripening mutation stored on average 60% (3.6 days) longer at 20C than that of their normal-ripening parents. There were no detrimental effects of the  alc  heterozygous condition on fruit color, firmness, or size. The background into which  alc  was introduced also affected fruit quality and shelf life. These results indicate hybrids heterozygous for the  alc  ripening mutant can produce commercially acceptable fruit with significantly longer shelf life than their normal-ripening parents.

Tomato Fruit Quality and Shelf Life in Hybrids Heterozygous for the alc Ripening Mutant