![]() NaOCl (200 µg/ml) added to SBC at pH 7.5 improved green mold control. Furthermore, because a higher proportion of NaOCl would be present in the active hypochlorous acid at the lower pH of SBC compared to SC, sanitation of the SBC solution should be easier to maintain. When sodium content and high pH must be minimized, SBC could replace SC. SC and SBC were equal and superior to the other salts for control of green mold on lemons and oranges inoculated 24 h before treatment. All were fungistatic b ecause spores removed from the solu- tions germinated in potato dextrose broth. digitatum spores of sodium carbonate (SC), potassium carbonate, sodium bicarbonate (SBC), ammonium bicarbonate, and potassium bicarbonate were 5.0, 6.2, 14.1, 16.4, and 33.4 mM, respectively. The effective dose (ED 50) concentrations to inhibit the germination of P. ![]() The toxicity to Penicillium digitatum and practical use of carbonate and bicarbonate salts to control green mold were determined. Control of citrus green mold by carbonate and bicarbonate salts and the influence of commercial posthar- vest practices on their efficacy. A., Mlikota, F., Usall, J., and Michael, I.
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