Marcelo AUGUSTO GUTIERREZ Carnelossi

Dr. Marcelo AUGUSTO GUTIERREZ Carnelossi


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Academic Career Length

23Years (2004-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 September 2019 in Postharvest Biology and Technology
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ESEdinaldo de Oliveira Alves Sena
Edinaldo de Oliveira Alves Sena
PSPaulo Silas Oliveira da Silva
Paulo Silas Oliveira da Silva
HAHyrla Grazielle Silva de Araujo
Hyrla Grazielle Silva de Araujo
MBMayra Crystiane de Aragão Batista
Mayra Crystiane de Aragão Batista
PMPatricia Nogueira Matos
Patricia Nogueira Matos
MCMarcelo AUGUSTO GUTIERREZ Carnelossi
Marcelo AUGUSTO GUTIERREZ Carnelossi

1 October 2004 in Ciência E Agrotecnologia
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MCMarcelo AUGUSTO GUTIERREZ Carnelossi
Marcelo AUGUSTO GUTIERREZ Carnelossi
WTWaleska Fernanda Ferreira Toledo
Waleska Fernanda Ferreira Toledo
DSDaniella Cecília Lemos Souza
Daniella Cecília Lemos Souza
MLMoema de Lima Lira
Moema de Lima Lira
GSGabriel Francisco da Silva
Gabriel Francisco da Silva
PVPedro Roberto de Almeida Viégas
Pedro Roberto de Almeida Viégas
Conduziu-se o presente trabalho com o objetivo de caracterizar física e quimicamente os frutos da mangaba quando estão "de caída" ou "de vez" e estudar o efeito de diferentes temperaturas de armazenamento sobre a conservação pós-colheita desse fruto. Os frutos foram selecionados e armazenados em câmaras frias nas temperaturas de 6, 18 e 25 ± 2ºC. Durante o período de armazenamento, foram retiradas amostras a cada 1, 3, 5, 7 e 9 dias, para determinações dos teores de vitamina C, pH, acidez titulável e sólidos solúveis (ºBrix), atividade de água, condutividade, resistividade e difusividade. Verificou-se que mangabas de caída apresentaram teores de vitamina C e sólidos solúveis superiores aos frutos "de vez". O armazenamento a 6ºC foi eficiente na manutenção das características físico-químicas de mangabas "de vez", ao passo que, para mangabas "de caída", as características físico-químicas foram mantidas por um período de até três dias, quando submetidas às temperaturas de 18ºC e 25ºC. Observaram-se diminuição da atividade de água e aumento da condutividade térmica da mangaba durante o período de armazenamento refrigerado. Assim, a condutividade térmica, a resistividade e a atividade de água podem ser utilizadas como parâmetros de acompanhamento pós-colheita dos frutos de mangaba, quando armazenados sob refrigeração.

1 August 2009 in Brazilian Archives of Biology and Technology
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MCMarcelo AUGUSTO GUTIERREZ Carnelossi
Marcelo AUGUSTO GUTIERREZ Carnelossi
HSHildo Costa de Sena
Hildo Costa de Sena
NNNarendra Narain
Narendra Narain
PYPaula Yaguiu
Paula Yaguiu
GSGabriel Francisco da Silva
Gabriel Francisco da Silva
The physical-chemical quality changes in mangaba fruit were studied. The fruit which attained full development at half-ripe stage were harvested and initially stored at 6, 8, 10 and 12±1ºC for four days. After this period, the fruit were transferred to an acclimatized room (24±2ºC) and maintained for five days. For control purposes, recently harvested fruit were stored directly in an acclimatized room (24±2ºC) for six days. After the transfer and storage at 24ºC, fruit were analyzed daily for their vitamin-C, soluble solids (ºBrix), titratable acidity, pH and firmness contents. In fruit directly stored at 24ºC, there was a sharp fall in vitamin C and acid contents. The fruit firmness decrease, after four days of storage, and they turned totally ripe. The fruit which were initially maintained at 6 or 8ºC did not show any significative difference in physical-chemical quality during the storage.

12 November 2020 in Theoretical and Experimental Plant Physiology
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AOAlexandre Passos Oliveira
Alexandre Passos Oliveira
L.-T. DinisL.-T. Dinis
L.-T. Dinis
NBNadja Tamires Borges Barbosa
Nadja Tamires Borges Barbosa
EMEloy Costa de Mattos
Eloy Costa de Mattos
PFPryanka Thuyra Nascimento Fontes
Pryanka Thuyra Nascimento Fontes
LOLuiz Ganassali Oliveira-Júnior
Luiz Ganassali Oliveira-Júnior

14 April 2022 in Agriculture
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AOAlexandre Oliveira
Alexandre Oliveira
L.-T. DinisL.-T. Dinis
L.-T. Dinis
ASAbraão Almeida Santos
Abraão Almeida Santos
PFPryanka Fontes
Pryanka Fontes
MCMarcelo AUGUSTO GUTIERREZ Carnelossi
Marcelo AUGUSTO GUTIERREZ Carnelossi
LOLuiz Ganassali Oliveira-Júnior
Luiz Ganassali Oliveira-Júnior
In tropical areas, the lower productivity of sweet potato has been related to unfavorable climatic conditions, as heat stress caused by high temperatures limits the optimal genotypic expression of plants. Innovative techniques, such as particle films, have been proposed to reduce productivity loss caused by such conditions. Herein, we examine whether applying calcium oxide particle films could minimize heat stress on sweet potato under field conditions, reflecting higher productivity. For this purpose, sweet potato plants were exposed to four concentrations of calcium oxide particle film (0, 5, 10, and 15% w/v) applied onto leaves and assessed regarding the physiological, physicochemical, and productivity parameters. Overall, in plants treated with calcium oxide particle films, the photosynthetic rate, intercellular CO2 concentration, water use efficiency, and carboxylation efficiency increased compared to untreated plants. Moreover, we observe a reduction in leaf temperature and stomatal conductance of up to 6.8% and 45%, respectively, in sweet potato plants treated with 10% w/v, resulting in higher productivity (34.97 ton ha−1) compared to the control (21.55 ton ha-1). No effect is noted on tuber physicochemical parameters. In summary, the application of a calcium oxide particle film seems to favor sweet potato crops, alleviating the stress caused by hot climatic conditions in tropical regions.

1 June 2009 in Food Science and Technology
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ASAna Veruska Cruzda Silva
Ana Veruska Cruzda Silva
DODouglas Sodré Nunes Oliveira
Douglas Sodré Nunes Oliveira
PYPaula Yaguiu
Paula Yaguiu
MCMarcelo AUGUSTO GUTIERREZ Carnelossi
Marcelo AUGUSTO GUTIERREZ Carnelossi
EMEvandro Neves Muniz
Evandro Neves Muniz
NNNarendra Narain
Narendra Narain
O objetivo deste trabalho foi avaliar temperaturas de armazenamento e embalagens para abóbora minimamente processada. Pedaços de abóbora foram cortados em tamanho de 5 x 10 cm, embalados em bandejas de poliestireno recobertas com filme polivinilcloreto e em embalagem de polietileno de alta densidade a vácuo. O produto foi mantido a 5 e 10 °C por um período de 12 dias. A cada três dias avaliou-se o teor de sólidos solúveis, acidez total titulável, pH, vitamina C e coloração. Os resultados mostraram não haver diferenças significativas entre as duas temperaturas de refrigeração utilizadas na conservação da abóbora. Entretanto, a embalagem com filme PVC permitiu maior conservação dos atributos de qualidade da abóbora até o 9º dia, com exceção da cor, que sofreu menores alterações quando usada embalagem a vácuo. The present work aimed to evaluate the efficiency of different storage temperatures and packing materials for pumpkin fresh cuts. Pumpkin cuts of 5 x 10 cm were packed in polystyrene trays covered with polivynilchloride film or in vacuum high density polyethylene bags. The trays and bags were kept at 5 and 10 °C for 12 days. Soluble solids, total titratable acidity, pH, vitamin C, and color of pumpkin cuts were evaluated every 3 days. The different temperatures did not affect the storage of the pumpkins. However, packaging with PVC film allowed a longer conservation by keeping the pumpkin quality attributes up to the 9th day, except for the color which undergone minor alterations when stored within a vacuum pack