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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S13 - Session P3 - Plant physiology and quality of the products - Screen S13.2

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Symposium including this Eposter session

S13 International symposium on plant nutrition, fertilization, soil management

Eposter flash presentations of this EPoster Session

S13 - Session P3 - Understanding the molecular and physiological basis of tipburn in lettuce

S13 - Session P3 - Soil acidifying treatments do not improve ‘Honeycrisp’ apple fruit quality

S13 - Session P3 - Effects of nutrition elements to the productivity of common beans (Phaseolus vulgaris L.)

S13 - Session P3 - Influence of exogenous phytohormones on Green Pea (Pisum sativum L.) productivity through metabolic and physiological response

S13 - Session P3 - Nitrogen effectiveness on blueberry yield and quality

S13 - Session P3 - Genotypic differences in N response, N efficiency traits and spectral reflectance behavior among six common broccoli varieties

S13 - Session P3 - Can reduction of autumn ferti-irrigation increase hydrangea quality during cold storage without consequences on flower quality?

S13 - Session P3 - Genotypic variability of lettuce root system in response to P availability

S13 - Session P3 - Electric stimulation promotes growth, mineral uptake, and antioxidant accumulation in Brassica oleracea var. acephala

S13 - Session P3 - Nutrient deficiency effects growth, flower quality and yield of American Marigold (Tagetes erecta)

S13 - Session P3 - The relationship between plant nitrogen demand and root nitrate uptake

S13 - Session P3 - Field multi-omics analysis using causal discovery method reveals agroecological interactions that improve vegetable yield and quality

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