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Physiology and Biochemistry of Fruit Ripening Presented By 1) Vivek yadav Department of Horticulture School of life Sciences Sikkim University

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Page 1: Physiology and biochemistry of ripening fruit

Physiology and Biochemistry of

Fruit Ripening

Presented By 1) Vivek yadav

Department of Horticulture School of life Sciences

Sikkim University

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INTRODUCTION

• Ripening is the process by which fruits attain their desirable flavor, quality, color, palatable nature and other textural properties.

• Ripening is associated with change in composition i.e.

• conversion of starch to sugar.

• Change in colour

• Change in firmness

• Shape and size

• Odour /smell

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Changes occurs During Ripening

• Dev. Of wax on screen

• Flavour volatiles

• Proteins

• Organic acid

• Carbohydrate composition

• Pectic substance

• Tissue rigidity

• Ethylene

• Denaturation of chlorophyll

Ripening

Seed maturat

ion

Deg. chlorop

hyll

Abscission

Pectic sub.

Rigidity

Organic acid

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Metabolic Changes

• Increases in biosynthesis

• Evolution of ripening hormone

• Increase in respiration mediated

• Alternation of cell structure

• Hydration of cell wall

• Decrease in structural integrity

• Increase in intercellular space

In fruit ripening

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Respiratory Pattern

• Climacteric

• Non climacteric

Climacteric Non climacteric

Respiration Increase Not shows respiratory

climacteric

Ethylene More production Less amount

Detachment ripening occurs On tree only

FruitsApple,Apricot,Banana,

Guava,KiwifruitCherry,Cucumber,Grape,

Grapefruit,Lemon

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Ripening Graph Growth, respiration and ethylene production in climacteric and non climacteric fruits

Respiration rate

Ethylene production

Growth

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Mechanism of RipeningPathway of ethylene Biosynthesis and Metabolism

• Malonyl ACC• ACC synthase

SAM

SAM =S- AdenosylmethionineACC =Aminocyclopropane carboxylic acid

Yang and Hoffman 1993

At the onset of fruit ripening , expression of multiple ACC synthase genes are activated , resulting in increase production

Deamination of ACC to α- kitobutrate by over expressing ACC deaminize enzyme also inhibited ethylene formation and fruit ripening.

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Degradation of Chlorophyll and Pigment Synthesis

Chlorophyll (green)

Pheoporbide (Brown )

Chlorins, Purpurins (colourless product)

Chlorophyllin (bright green ) Phaeophytin (Olive green )

Phytol Mg++

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Degradation of chlorophyll due to Chlorophyllase enzyme.

Splitting of chlorophyll into Phytol chain and porphyrin.

Loss of Mg ++ ion and conversion of porphyrin into Phaeophytin.

Change in tetrapyrolic chain and it becomes bilviridin.

Oxidation or saturation of double bonds.

Chlorophyllase Mg +

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Hydrolysis and Aroma

Enzyme Mode of action

α Amylase Mixture of glucose and maltose

Starch phosphorylase Glucose 6-phosophate

α (1-6) glucosidase Amylopectin

Starch to sugars …………

Aroma volatile after ripening …..

Product Compound

Apple Ethyle 2- methyle butyrate

Banana 2 hexanol

Lemon Citral

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Textural changes

Textural changes

Enzyme degradation of polysaccharides

Different rates i.e. Degree

Breakdown of starch

Pectic substance

Hydrolysis starch- firmness

Cell wall breakdown

PG (Polygalacturonase)

PME (Pectin methylesterase )

Other hydrolases

Cell wall Degradation

Depolymerisation Deesertification

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Phenolic Compound

S NO Crop Phenol Status

01. Grapes Flavon-3-ol monomers Decreases

02. Loquat Hydrobenzoic acid Decreases

03. Citrus Limonoids Decreases

Astringency to fruit e.g. Tannins.

Involve in oxidative browning due to Polyphenoloxidase

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Enzyme Activity

Softening –Pectin esterase

Oxidation- Catalse and peroxidase

Glycolytic action- Glucose phosphate isomerase

Hydrolytic action –Amylase cellulose, beta amylase

Pigmentation- Chlorophyllase

Many of the chemical and physical affects during ripening and after ripening processes are attributed to the enzyme action.

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Fruit Firmness

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Unripe Fruit

Green- Chlorophyll

Hard - Pectin

Sour – Acid

Mealy- Starch

Odourless- Large orgs

Ripe fruit

Anthocyanin- Red

Less pectin- Soft

Neutral

Sugar sweet +juicy

Small orgs+odor

Hydrolase

Pectinase

Kinase

Amylase

Hydrolysis

Physical condition – Chemical cause Chemical cause-Physical condition

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Regulation of Ripening

Ethylene regulation

Regulation of O2

andCO2

• MAS• CAS

Chemical treatment • Calcium• 1MCP

methylcyclopropane

Bioregulatores • Auxin GA,CK• Ehhylene ,ABA

Ionized radiation• Gamma

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