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fruit sunburn: a standalone construct

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Horticulture

damage to fruit peel from high surface temperature and light, classed into sunburn necrosis and sunburn browning by threshold temperatures.

In horticulture, fruit sunburn refers to damage to fruit peel from high surface temperature and light, classed into sunburn necrosis and sunburn browning by threshold temperatures. This meaning comes from Schrader (2001) in Plant Health Progress.[1]

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References

Schrader, L. E., Zhang, J., & Duplaga, W. K. (2001). Two Types of Sunburn in Apple Caused by High Fruit Surface (Peel) Temperature. Plant Health Progress, 2(1). https://doi.org/10.1094/php-2001-1004-01-rs

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