IHC 2022

International Horticultural Congress

IHC 2022 AT A GLANCE

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S15 - Session O4 - Resilience construction to climate change

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Symposium including this Oral session

S15 International symposium on agroecology and system approach for sustainable and resilient horticultural production

Oral presentations of this Oral session

S15 - Session O4 - Acidification, N-mineralisation and carbon sequestration in an orchard soil at Klein-Altendorf after 50 years

S15 - Session O4 - Long term application of animal and forest waste on a vineyard and its effect on yield and soil health

S15 - Session O4 - Assessing carbon sequestration and its within-vine allocation in the vineyard

S15 - Session O4 - Energy efficiency and carbon emissions in fruit orchards

S15 - Session O4 - Pleurotus eryngii production in axenic blocks containing agro-industrial wastes

S15 - Session O4 - The agronomic potential of a new vertical growing farming system using biofertilizers and peat-based wood fibre growing medium: lettuce as a case study

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