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xandria University in Abies, Alexandria, Egypt, during the winter and summer season of 2017, respectively. Thisstudy aimes to evaluate the effect of nitrogenrates (0, 50, 100 and 150 Kg Nfed-1) and chitosan (0, 1, 2 and 3 mll-1)and their interaction effects on postharvest quality of garlic plants. The results showed that the percentage of weight lossand chemical composition of garlic (T.S.S , dry matter and total carbohydrates) were significantly increased as N-levelincreased from 0 up to 150 Kg N fed-1 as well as chitosan concentrations was increased from 0 up to 3 ml/ l. The resultsindicated also that there were significant interaction effect due to nitrogen levels and chitosan concentrations on allcharacters. The storage durations months had significant effects on weight loss of garlic bulbs. It was observed thatweight loss of garlic bulbs gradually increased with the increase of storage duration up to 4 months. All minerals (N,P,K)and Protein contents of garlic bulbs were significant increased by the application of nitrogen fertilization up to 150 Kg Nfed-1as well as by spraying of chitosan up to 3mll-1. The interaction effects of nitrogen and chitosan on N andprotein contents of garlic bulbs before or after storage were significant, however, there were as no significant effects onP and K contents of garlic bulbs after storage.

alexandria journal of agricultural research

Studies on Effect of Nitrogen Fertilization and Foliar Feeding of Calcium and Bio Stimulants on the Growth, Yield and Post- Harvest Quality of Garlic II. Effects of Nitrogen, Chitosan and Storage Durations on Post- Harvest Quality of Garlic