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3 Abiotic Stress in Harvested Fruits and Vegetables Peter M.A. Toivonen1 and D. Mark Hodges2 1Agricultureand Agri-food Canada, 1Pacific Agri-food Research Center 2Atlantic Food & Horticulture Research

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2. Start by selecting the appropriate form or checklist provided for recording abiotic stress in harvested crops.
3. Identify the specific abiotic stress factors that are relevant to the harvested crops, such as temperature, moisture levels, wind, frost, or any other relevant factors.
4. Observe the harvested crops and assess the degree or intensity of each abiotic stress factor mentioned.
5. Use the provided scale or categories (if available) to assign a rating or score to each abiotic stress factor based on its severity or impact on the harvested crops.
6. Document the observations and ratings for each abiotic stress factor on the form or checklist.
7. If necessary, take relevant measurements or readings using suitable instruments or tools to support the assessment of abiotic stress.
8. Ensure accuracy and completeness in recording the information related to abiotic stress in harvested crops.
9. Once the form or checklist is filled out, double-check the recorded data for any errors or inconsistencies.
10. Review the abiotic stress information recorded for harvested crops and make any necessary interpretations or conclusions based on the findings.
11. Use the collected data for further analysis, research, or management decisions related to abiotic stress in harvested crops.

Who needs abiotic stress in harvested?

1. Various stakeholders benefit from recording abiotic stress in harvested crops, including:
2. - Farmers and agricultural producers: They can identify areas or crops that are more vulnerable to abiotic stress, enabling them to take preventive measures or implement better management practices.
3. - Researchers: They can use the data to study the impact of abiotic stress on harvested crops, develop new strategies for mitigating its effects, or find varieties that are more resistant to specific stress factors.
4. - Agricultural consultants and advisors: They can provide recommendations to farmers or producers based on the recorded abiotic stress data, helping them optimize crop yield and quality.
5. - Government agencies and policy-makers: They can utilize the data to assess the overall vulnerability of agricultural systems to abiotic stress, plan for adaptation strategies, or formulate policies to support farmers.
6. - Suppliers and buyers: They can make informed decisions about sourcing or selling harvested crops based on the recorded abiotic stress information, ensuring quality and compliance with specific requirements or standards.

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