IHC 2022

International Horticultural Congress

IHC 2022 AT A GLANCE

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S05 - Session P1 - Flower physiology, Post-harvests - Screen S05.1

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Symposium including this Eposter session

S05 International symposium on innovations in ornamentals: from breeding to market

Eposter flash presentations of this EPoster Session

S05 - Session P1 - Methyl Bromide fumigation on export cut Dendranthema grandiflorum L. affects postharvest qualities

S05 - Session P1 - Early water absorption in petals causes malformed flower in rose variety `Yves Piaget´

S05 - Session P1 - Application of harvista to ornamental plant species

S05 - Session P1 - Induction and mitigation of BPP in greenhouse cut rose

S05 - Session P1 - Pre- and post-harvest environmental conditions affect the vase life and gray mold of cut roses in smart farm

S05 - Session P1 - Effects of new bud number on the new bud growth and the storage carbohydrates use in Oncidesa Gower Ramsey `Honey Angel´

S05 - Session P1 - Petal water stress precedes increase of ethylene production in senescence of STS-treated sweet pea

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