Fruit Flavors Biogenesis, Characterization,

Examines new analytical techniques to determine authenticity of "natural" fruit flavors, aromas, and essential oils. Describes the biochemical pathways as well as bioconversion of fruit flavors. Reviews the conversion of flavorless precursors to intensely flavored key aroma components in tomatoes, apricots, and apples and describes the effect of packaging and storage on flavor of orange juice, apples, pears, and berries. Describes analytical and sensory characteristics of orange juice, cupuac, carambola, and kiwi fruit flavors and correlates analytical and sensory techniques. Explores the effect that environmental factors, maturity, and variety can have on the quality of fruit products.

Preface
Advances in Fruit Flavor Research: An Overview	p. 1
Analytical Investigation of the Flavor of Cupuacu (Theobroma gradiflorum Spreng.)	p. 8
Chemical and Sensory Correlations for Orange Juice	p. 21
Multivariate Analysis for Classification of Commercial Orange Juice Products by Volatile Constituents Using Headspace Gas Chromatography	p. 33
Characterization of Carambola and Yellow Passion Fruit Essences Produced by a Thermally Accelerated Short-Time Evaporation Citrus Evaporator	p. 48
Volatile Compounds Affecting Kiwifruit Flavor	p. 59
Detection of Adulterated Fruit Flavors	p. 70
Multisite and Multicomponent Approach for the Stable Isotope Analysis of Aromas and Essential Oils	p. 79
New Methods To Assess Authenticity of Natural Flavors and Essential Oils	p. 94
Starfruit (Averrhoa carambola L.): Attractive Source for Carotenoid-Derived Flavor Compounds	p. 114
In Vivo and In Vitro Flavor Studies of Vitis labruscana Cv. Concord	p. 127
Substrate Specificity of Alcohol Acyltransferase from Strawberry and Banana Fruits	p. 134
Bioconversion of Citrus d-Limonene	p. 142
Ester Biosynthesis in Relation to Harvest Maturity and Controlled-Atmosphere Storage of Apples	p. 149
Studies on Tomato Glycosides	p. 164
Free and Bound Volatile Components of Temperate and Tropical Fruits	p. 182
Developments in the Isolation and Characterization of [beta]-Damascenone Precursors from Apples	p. 190
Flavor-Package Interaction: Assessing the Impact on Orange Juice Quality	p. 202
Off-Flavor Development of Apples, Pears, Berries, and Plums Under Anaerobiosis and Partial Reversal in Air	p. 211
Vegetative Flavor and Methoxypyrazines in Cabernet Sauvignon	p. 226
Dynamic Headspace Gas Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry Analysis of Volatile Flavor Compounds from Wild Diploid Blueberry Species	p. 235
Key Aroma Compounds in Melons: Their Development and Cultivar Dependence	p. 248
Chiral [gamma]-Lactones, Key Compounds to Apricot Flavor: Sensory Evaluation, Quantification, and Chirospecific Analysis in Different Varieties	p. 258
2,5-Dimethyl-4-hydroxy-3(2H)-furanone and Derivatives in Strawberries During Ripening	p. 268
Characterization of the Putrid Aroma Compounds of Ginkgo biloba Fruits	p. 276
Author Index	p. 281
Affiliation Index	p. 281
Subject Index	p. 282
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