caracterização físico-química de novos híbridos de abacaxi resistentes à fusariose physico-chemical characterization of new hybrids pineapple resistant to fusariosis

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Abstract
Cinco genótipos de abacaxi (Gold, Pérola, Smooth Cayenne, BRS Vitória, BRS Imperial) e quatro novos híbridos (SC x PRI-21, SC48 x PRI-02, PE x SC-73 e PA x PE-01) foram avaliados quanto às suas características físico-químicas. A cultivar 'Gold' apresentou os maiores teores de carotenoides totais (7,82µg g-1) e vitamina C (51,0mg 100g-1), enquanto que a cultivar 'BRS' Imperial destacou-se pelos elevados teores de açúcares redutores (5,12%), açúcares totais (15,23%), sólidos solúveis (18,41°Brix), pH (3,96) e ratio (35,28). Os híbridos SC 48 x PRI-02, PE x SC-73 e PA x PE-01 apresentaram teores de sólidos solúveis, açúcares totais e redutores superiores aos das cultivares Smooth Cayenne, Pérola e BRS Vitória, destacando-se o híbrido PE x SC-73 por apresentar polpa amarela mais intensa, doçura elevada, elevado teor de carotenoides totais e vitamina C, sendo, portanto, um híbrido promissor para substituição de cultivares comerciais.
Five pineapple genotypes (Gold, Pérola, Smooth Cayenne, BRS Vitória and BRS Imperial and four new hybrids - SC x PRI-21, SC48 x PRI-02, PE x SC-73 and PA x PE-01), were evaluated for their physicochemical characteristics. The 'Gold' cultivar presented the highest contents of total carotenoids (7.82mg g-1) and vitamin C (51.0mg 100g-1), whereas the 'BRS' Imperial stood out for its high levels of reducing (5.12%) and total (15.23%) sugars, soluble solids (18.41°Brix), pH (3.96) and ratio (35.28). Improved hybrids SC 48 x PRI-02, PE x SC-73 and PA x PE-01 had the soluble solids, reducing and total sugars contents higher than those of cultivars 'Smooth Cayenne', 'BRS Vitória' and 'Pérola', highlighting the 'PE x SC-73' hybrid for its pulp of intense yellow color, high sweetness, high content of total carotenoids and vitamin C and which was considered as a promising hybrid to replace commercial cultivars.
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Authors ;Eliseth de Souza Viana;Ronielli Cardoso Reis;Jaciene Lopes de Jesus;Davi Theodoro Junghans;Fernanda Vidigal Duarte Souza
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