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Fruit from 8 `Hayward' kiwifruit vineyards in central California were harvested at 2 week intervals after soluble solids content (SSC) reached 6% and subjected to 4 and 6 months of storage at 0°C in an ethylene free environment. Fruit characteristics at harvest and postharvest performance varied considerably among locations. Fruit stored for 6 months had the same fresh weight, less flesh firmness and higher SSC, than the 4 months storage. Later harvested fruit had greater fruit flesh firmness and higher SSC after storage. SSC after storage was predictable based on ripe soluble solids content (RSSC) at harvest. Summer pruning reduced while soil nitrogen application increased fruit SSC.

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240 RELATIONSHIP OF GROWING LOCATIONS, HARVEST MATURITY, SUMMER PRUNING, SOIL NITROGEN APPLICATION, AND STORAGE ON FRUIT POSTHARVEST PERFORMANCE IN `HAYWARD' KIWIFRUIT