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Considering the increasing demand for organic products and the fact that Chile is far from export markets, fresh fruits of highbush blueberry (Vaccinium corymbosum L. x Vaccinium darrowii Camp) from organic fertilization werestoredat3oCand90%RHfor30dinmodifiedatmosphere(MA)andconventionalatmosphere(CA)with the objective of studying the effect of organic fertilization treatments in postharvest behavior. The variables, water content, weight loss, diameter loss, soluble solids, titratable acidity, pH, and presence of pathogens were evaluated during three periods; with a divided plot factorial arrangement experimental design. Results were submitted to varianceanalysis,andTukeytest(P≤0.05)wasappliedwhensignificantdifferencesappeared.Mostoftheevaluated variables showed no differences between fruits treated with organic or conventional fertilization. Nevertheless, the greater presence of pathogens occurred in fruits treated with organic fertilization when they were stored in CA, being Botrytis cinerea the causal agent with greater incidence. The fruits stored in MA presented a better postharvest behavior than the fruits stored in CA, demonstrating less weight loss (2.3%), diameter loss (15.6%), incidence of microorganisms, less variation of soluble solids over time (14.6%), acidity (0.37% citric acid), and humidity (81%).

Postharvest Behavior of Highbush Blueberry Fruits cv. ONeal Cultivated with Different Organic Fertilization Treatments

Postharvest Behavior of Highbush Blueberry Fruits cv. ONeal Cultivated with Different Organic Fertilization Treatments