MEDEIROS, Rommel C. L. de.; AMARO FILHO, Joaquim.; MOTA, Jaedson C. A.; QUEIROZ, Ronialison F.; TOMAZ, Halen V. de Q.; TOMAZ, Halan V. de Q.
Resumo:
The objective was to evaluate the effects of the humidity excess in the soil on the
postharvest characteristics of muskmelon fruits. The treatments had consisted of 4 laminas irrigation:
100% of the irrigation adopted for the company (standard lamina) and additions of 15, 30 and 45% in
relation to the standard lamina. The treatments had been applied until the 57 days after the plantation,
occasion where, until the harvest, with water reduction, one same lamina in the experiment was applied
all. To the 19 days the plantation had been after taken measured relative to the growth of the plants. To
the end of the cycle, to the 63 days after the plantation, became it collection of fruits for the
accomplishment of the postharvest analyses: average fruit weight, bigger and lesser diameter fruit, flesh
thickness, texture, soluble solids, acidity, vitamin C and pH. The data had been submitted the variance
analysis for F test, considering a completely randomized experimental design, with 4 treatments and 5
repetitions. The averages had been compared by the Tukey test to 5% probability. Concluded that just
the variables growth of the plant, texture, vitamin C and pH were influenced by negative the applied
treatments.