Abstract
Abstract Headspace gas chromatographic analyses were made on 6 cultivars of carrots during 1, 7, 16, and 26 weeks of storage at 45°F and 90% RH. Peak heights were used as indicators of volatile concentrations. Profiles significantly differed among cultivars at 8 peak heights, and among storage durations at 6 peaks. Thus, gas chromatographic profiles may be useful in distinguishing carrot cultivars and in determining their residual storage life. The data were analyzed by IBM 7094 Computer using the BMDO-2v Program for factorial design.
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