Challenge question for Quiz 2 1. What group of compounds are usually the second most abundant (by weight) in fruit after water? 2. What is the major difference between fruit and vegetables in terms of their botanic origin? 3. List the intrinsic and external factors which can affect the respiration rate of fruit and vegetables 4. What are the major differences between climacteric and non-climacteric fruits? 5. What is role of ethylene in fruit ripening? 6. Describe the relationship between temperature
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A Seminar on Validation Of Sterilizing filter‚ Capsule filling machine & Integrated Lines Prepared By Guided By: DAVE JAY Mr.RajeshParmar sir M. Pharm QA‚ Sem – III APMC COLLEGE OF PHARMACEUTICAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH. (QA Department) Equipment qualification Equipment qualification / validation includes following things User
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large expansion in Agrochemical business in India till 2015. PRODUCTS : Pesticides Product Machete Fast mix Lasso 5 Nature Selective herbicide Selective herbicide Selective herbicide Used in Paddy Paddy Ground nut‚ maize‚ cotton‚ soybean Technical Butachlor Butachlor Alachlor Popular Nonselective herbicide All plants Glyphosate Swift Reload Janitor Poliar Insecticide Fungicide Insecticide Fungicide Maize‚ Sugarcane Cartap hydrochloride Sulphar Paddy
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change its focus to whatever was popular in that era or during a particular year. For example‚ if the cropping industry is booming‚ the company caters to that industry. As of today‚ the company has invested largely into cotton‚ corn‚ canola and soybeans. ?First‚ the company focused on chemicals. Monsanto realized the potential revenue that they could gain during the era of WW1. They specialized in plastics‚ synthetic rubber and agricultural chemicals. Later‚ they decided to expand their
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countries. (Refer Figure 5 and Figure 6) 3. High palm oil consumption countries include China‚ India‚ Indonesia‚ and the European Union. 4. Global consumption for palm oil was 49.05 million tons in 2011. 5. Palm oil is competitively priced against soybean‚ rapeseed and sunflower oil in the world‘s market for oils and fats. The oil palm planted currently is the tenera hybrid‚ which yields about 4.0 t of palm oil per hectare‚ together with 0.5 t palm kernel oil and 0.6 t palm kernel cake. Oil palm
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From the seventh century to the sixteenth century‚ the stability of the gold coin in the Byzantine Empire and later European empires made it the base currency throughout the West---but that would not remain true forever. In the eighth century‚ the Frankish King Pepin III initiated the usage of the silver coin. As European exploration of foreign lands intensified during the sixteenth century‚ silver earned a high-ranking position on the global market as one of the most economically valuable natural
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have to understand how this technology works and what are the opportunities and challenges associated with this technology (Otsuka‚ 2003). Let us look at some statistics associated with GM crops. According to Fish et al (2004)‚ corn‚ cotton‚ soybeans and canola together make up around 99 percent of the total commercialized GM crops. Other GM crops are also being researched into and many of them are at trial stage. Some of them are as follows: wheat‚ tomato‚ peanut in China and eggplant‚ rapeseed
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Genetically Modified Horticulture essay What is genetically modified food? Genetically modification is the manipulation and insertion of genes into an organism. Organisms are made up of DNA that contains genes‚ located in chromosomes; these genes code for a specific trait and the same trait will be passed from generation to generation unless it is manipulated with. Crops that have had genetic modification can be referred to as genetically modified (GM) crops‚ transgenic crops or genetically engineered
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with the persistence of mad cow disease‚ are fueling increasing suspicion over what makes it onto dinner plates. Europe is familiar with scenes of activists trashing fields of GM crops‚ or trying to block ships suspected of containing GM corn or soybeans. Major food companies and supermarkets based in Europe‚ including Nestle and Marks and Spencer‚ have declared their intention to phase out the use of GM ingredients‚ while an increasing number of countries‚ from the EU area to Japan‚ have made labeling
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Quarterly Agricultural Outlook Report April-June 2012 Agricultural Outlook and Situation Analysis Reports Quarterly Agricultural Outlook Report April-June 2012 Under the Project Commissioned by the National Food Security Mission Ministry of Agriculture June‚ 2012 Prepared by National Council of Applied Economic Research Agricultural Outlook and Situation Analysis Reports AGRICULTURAL OUTLOOK AND SITUATION ANALYSIS REPORTS ii Agricultural Outlook and Situation Analysis
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