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1. Self, G.K, Povey, M.J.W., and Wainwright H. Non-destructive methods of evaluating maturity, Ripening, and quality in tropical fruits. Abstracts of Orally Contributed papers, XXIII International Horticultural Congress 650. (1990) 2. Huisman, H.J., and Thijssen, J.M.
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