LEMON FRUIT STORAGE TECHNOLOGIES AND THEIR EFFECTIVENESS
Keywords:
Lemon, storage, temperature, relative humidity, citrus, processing, vitamin, preservationAbstract
This article analyzes the morphological and physiological characteristics of lemon fruit, the factors affecting its storage process, storage methods, and modern technologies. The results of an experiment on changes in the quality indicators of lemons under various temperature and humidity conditions are also presented.
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