IHC 2022

International Horticultural Congress

IHC 2022 AT A GLANCE

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IHC 2022 is organized into 3 key pillars:1-A high scientific level with a unique opportunity to gathering, meeting and debating on the main topics:Competitiveness and skills for the Horticultural sectorsFood, Public Health & Well-beingSustainability of production systemsClimate change mitigation and adaptation solutions2-Making value from Research - Education - IndustryThe IHC2022 will be an opportunity to boost links between Research, Education and Industry in order to facilitate the transfer and application of research for industry. It is also the place to motivate and encourage young minds in Horticulture for the future.3-Developing international collaborations, in particular between South and North. Promoting experience - sharing and bringing together different types of horticulture.100 countries represented2000 delegates25 symposia2000m2 of exhibition

International Horticultural Congress 2022

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S19 - Session P1 - Cultural techniques including new approaches - Screen S19.1

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Symposium including this Eposter session

S19 International symposium on conservation and sustainable use of horticultural genetic resources

Eposter flash presentations of this EPoster Session

S19 - Session P1 - Landscape- vs. field-level hive density effects on honeybee visitation and blueberry pollination

S19 - Session P1 - Alternative management systems of `Columbia Star´ trailing blackberry for improved machine-harvested yield & quality

S19 - Session P1 - Industry changes in organic production systems of northern highbush blueberry in Oregon based on research outcomes

S19 - Session P1 - Practices for increasing calcium content and improving fruit quality and shelf life of blueberries

S19 - Session P1 - Effects of gibberellic acid and forchlorfenuron on fruit set in ‘Stevens’ and ‘Mullica Queen’ cranberry

S19 - Session P1 - Effect of mulch on soil moisture and temperature under golden currant (Ribes aureum Pursh.) plantation

S19 - Session P1 - Sensitivity of ‘Sulhyang’ strawberry leaves and flower treatments with some concentration of ‘Vi-perfect’ (the other name ‘Clean Oxide’TM), Korean mixing-emulsion technical stabilized chlorine dioxide(ClO2) at Good-Morning-Ddalgi(means

S19 - Session P1 - Assessing the efficacy of a tabletop day-neutral strawberry production system for Minnesota

S19 - Session P1 - Effect of vermicompost application strategies on field strawberry healthiness, yield and fruit quality

S19 - Session P1 - Pollen viability and in vitro pollen germination studies of some blueberry cultivars

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