IHC 2022

International Horticultural Congress

IHC 2022 AT A GLANCE

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S22 - Session O1 - Growing Better Color: Agronomic, genetic and farming studies

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Symposium including this Oral session

S22 Natural colorants from plants

Oral presentations of this Oral session

S22 - Session O1 - Introduction to the symposium and presentation of Day tour 'Innovations in natural dyes and horticulture'

S22 - Session O1 - Keynote: Colour cultures : Dye plants and animals, a global intangible heritage with a future

S22 - Session O1 - Cultivation study for Shikon (Lithospermum erythrorhizon), purple dye and traditional medicine

S22 - Session O1 - Toward a precise genetic strategy to regulate anthocyanin accumulation in carrot for improving its application in the natural food colorant industry

S22 - Session O1 - Conservation of natural dyes in tay nghe an biosphere reserve, Vietnam

S22 - Session O1 - Large scale cultivation of dye plants: the example of madder (Rubia tinctorum L.) and weld (Reseda luteola L.)

S22 - Session O1 - Environmental and propagation factors influencing yield and alizarin content in rubia tinctorum l. (madder) roots

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