IHC 2022

International Horticultural Congress

IHC 2022 AT A GLANCE

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S16 - Session O2 - Innovations towards orchard optimization - II - tree architecture and modeling (Part 2/2)

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Symposium including this Oral session

S16 International symposium on innovative perennial crops management

Oral presentations of this Oral session

S16 - Session O2 - Advances in precision crop load management of apple

S16 - Session O2 - Apple russeting: the contribution of vascular and transpiration flows in the early fruit growth development stages

S16 - Session O2 - The effect of environment and canopy manipulation on the development of red flesh colour in apple

S16 - Session O2 - A model of water and carbohydrate transport in fruit-bearing apple tree branches: effect of pruning-induced modifications in architecture

S16 - Session O2 - Multi-year evaluation of insect exclusion netting on apple fruit set and the carry-over effect on seed formation, fruit size and fruit shape

S16 - Session O2 - Uniformity of fruit maturity and quality from different wood types within dwarfed kiwifruit canopies

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