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STUDY OF FRUIT QUALITY IN TOMATO CULTIVATED IN CONVENTIONAL AND ORGANIC AGRICULTURE


MARIA CăLIN 1, TINA OANA CRISTEA 1, LILIANA BăDULESCU 2, SILVICA AMBARUS 1, CREOLA BREZEANU 1, PETRE MARIAN BREZEANU 1, MARIA PRISECARU 3, GEORGE FLORIN ĆžOVA 1
1. Vegetable Research and Development Station Bacau, Calea Barladului, No. 220, Bacau, code: 600388, Romania e-mail: sclbac@legumebac.ro
2. University of Agronomic Sciences and Veterinary Medicine of Bucharest, Faculty of Horticulture, Romania e-mail: lilib_20@yahoo.com
3. University „Vasile Alecsandri” of Bacau, Faculty of Science, Department of Biology, Ecology and Environment Protection, Marasesti Street, no. 157, Romania e-mail:prisecaru_maria@yahoo.com

Issue:

SCSB, Number 1, Volume XXI

Section:

Volume 21, No. 1 - Vegetal Biology

Abstract:

Research and experimental farming of tomato

grown in organic and conventional agriculture have

been performed in Vegetable Research and

Development Station Bacau, from 2008 to 2011.

The accomplished analysis revealed

differences between the compositions of vegetables

cultivated in organic agriculture and conventional

agriculture. 15

So, respiration intensity and water content in

conventional agriculture (CA) was higher than

organic agriculture (OA).

The dry matter, dry soluble substance, glucose

and fructose content were higher in OA compared to

CA.

Mineral content, organic substances, content

of main antioxidants (ascorbic acid, carotene and

lycopene) varied depending on the cultivar.

Keywords:

study, fruit quality, pepper, conventional, organic agriculture.

Code [ID]:

SCSB20122101V21S01A0002 [0003744]


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