The losses of red color followed a similar pattern in both types of juice (Fig. 1A and B), but the juices that were stored at 5 °C had a lower and slower loss of red color than those stored at 25 °C. The cloudy juice LTP-treated and stored at 25 °C for 45 days lost 74% of red color with respect to the starting point (Fig. 1B). The same heat-treated juice stored at 5 °C for 120 days lost 55%. The cloudy juice HTP-treated and stored at 25 °C lost 85% of red color, while at 5 °C lost 70%. Similarly, the clarified juice LTP-processed and stored at 25 °C lost 77% of initial red color (Fig. 1A), while when it was stored at 5 °C, lost 40% only. The clarified juice HTP-treated and stored at 25 °C lost 80% of red color, but when it was stored at 5 °C, the loss was 53%.
The losses of red color followed a similar pattern in both types of juice (Fig. 1A and B), but the juices that were stored at 5 °C had a lower and slower loss of red color than those stored at 25 °C. The cloudy juice LTP-treated and stored at 25 °C for 45 days lost 74% of red color with respect to the starting point (Fig. 1B). The same heat-treated juice stored at 5 °C for 120 days lost 55%. The cloudy juice HTP-treated and stored at 25 °C lost 85% of red color, while at 5 °C lost 70%. Similarly, the clarified juice LTP-processed and stored at 25 °C lost 77% of initial red color (Fig. 1A), while when it was stored at 5 °C, lost 40% only. The clarified juice HTP-treated and stored at 25 °C lost 80% of red color, but when it was stored at 5 °C, the loss was 53%.
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