Good and bad classification of pear ( Pyrus communis )

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Authors: Jui Hakdar, Tanmay Sarkar
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Abstract

Pears are classified based on physical appearance, texture, and internal biochemical composition. High-quality ("good") pears are defined by their varietal typicality and lack of defects, while "bad" pears exhibit signs of spoilage, over-ripeness, or physiological disorders.Nutritional Profile : One medium raw pear typically contains: Calories: 101 kcal Fiber: 6g (including both soluble and insoluble fiber) Carbohydrates: 27g Sugar: 17g (all natural, primarily fructose) Protein: 1g Fat:

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Journal / source
Mendeley Data
Publication date
2 January 2026
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