Effect of Bagging Materials on Quality of Black jack Fig
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The study on types of fig fruit bagging was studied by 4 types of fruit bagging materials, including satin transparent bags, white paper bag, brown carbon bag and synthetic fabric bag by experimenting with un bagged. It was found that the brown carbon bag was the only material that was impermeable to light. The color of the fruit after bagged in all shades was significantly different. The L*, a*, b* color values, choma (c*) hue angle (h๐), the brown carbon bag were different from other materials. The L* color value increased after fruit bagged, while the a* color value showed that the brown carbon bag had the lowest a*color value after bagging. The brown carbon bag had the most valuable of b* color value. As a result, figs bagged in brown carbon bags had higher values of c* and h๐ than other bagging materials. Unbagged and bagging with satin transparent bag had greater fruit width than bagged with other materials. As for the increase in fruit height, the fruit bagged in satin transparent bags had a greater increase in fruit height than the white paper bags and brown carbon bag. As for fruit weight, unbagged fruit had more weight per fruit than brown carbon bag and synthetic fiber bag and total soluble solids content was not significant different.
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