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Storage of fruits and vegetables, where the gas composition is changed from that of normal atmosphere and a precise control is maintained over the atmospheric composition during storage period is known as

Storage of fruits and vegetables, where the gas composition is changed from that of normal atmosphere and a precise control is maintained over the atmospheric composition during storage period is known as Correct Answer Controlled Atmospheric storage

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