were treated with salicylic acid at concentrations (0, 1 and 2 mmolL
-1
) also 33% and 25% A. Vera L (45 and 90
days stored in 0±0.5 ˚C tempreture and 95%Rh).
The control fruits were immersed in distilled water and served as control for two time.Treatment was
performed by immersion during 3 min with a solution of 0,1 and 2 mmolL
-1
salicylic acid and A. Vera diluted (1: 3)
and (1: 4) with distilled water. Following all clusters were air-dried at room temperature for 2 h before storage at
and in 0±0.5 ˚C tempreture 95% relative humidity (RH) in permanent darkness for 45-90 day. The visualization of
both clusters and grapes after 45 and 90 days of cold storage at 0±0.5 ˚C showed that control clusters were.
unmarketable, with a high incidence of decay and accelerated quality deterioration.