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Egyptian broomrape eradication effort in California: a progress report on the joint effort of regulators, university, tomato growers and processors

Article number

1159_21

Pages

139 – 142

Language

English

Abstract

Publication

XIV International Symposium on Processing Tomato

Authors

G. Miyao

Keywords

processing tomato, Orobanche aegyptiaca, Phelipanche aegyptiaca, fumigation, flaming, parasitic weed, quarantine, regulatory hold, USDA federal noxious weed

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2017.1159.21

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3. Evaluating water status in processing tomato using combined information from different sensors

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4. Development of an efficient water management system in commercial processing tomato farms

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5. Simultaneous effect of mycorrhizae and water supply on yield formation of processing tomato

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6. Subsurface drip irrigation (SDI) and GYP-FLO in processing tomato production

M.T. Yong | R. Doyle | P. Fisher | L. Mann

7. Seasonal and irrigation effect on yield parameters and soluble solids content of processing cherry tomato

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8. Characterization of water requirements in Extremadura (Spain) for processing tomato

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9. A focus on high-lycopene tomato cultivars: horticultural performance and functional quality

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10. New glass fertilizer for tomato crops to reduce environmental impact

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11. Application of VIS-NIR reflectance spectra for estimating soluble solid and lycopene content of open-field processing tomato fruit juice from irrigation and mycorrhiza treatments

P. Szuvandzsiev | H.G. Daood | K. Posta | L. Helyes | Z. Pék

12. Identifying climatic zones in Extremadura (Spain) for improving processing tomato production

L.L. Paniagua | A. García-Martín | M.A. Rozas | E. Ordiales | J.L. Llerena

13. Incidence of blind transplants of processing tomato from primed seeds

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14. Processing tomato seed assessment using computerized image analysis

P.P. Silva | W.M. Nascimento

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16. Comparative metabolomic analysis of two tomato cultivars during fruit maturation

T. Ara | S. Takahashi | N. Waki | N. Sakurai | K. Aizawa | H. Suganuma | Y. Matsumura | T. Kawada | D. Shibata

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P.A. Smith | C.A. Argerich

20. Bacterial canker: strategies to limit losses in Michigan, USA

M.K. Hausbeck

21. Egyptian broomrape eradication effort in California: a progress report on the joint effort of regulators, university, tomato growers and processors

G. Miyao

22. Energy use and efficiency opportunities in industrial tomato processing

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24. Tomato bio-based lacquer for sustainable metal packaging

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26. Factors affecting loss of consistency during the concentration of tomato juice to paste and consistency changes during paste storage

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S. Bureau | P. Reling | M. Bogé | C. Garcia | C.M.G.C. Renard | R. Giovinazzo | D. Page

28. Obtaining tomato paste enrichers using tomato byproducts

M.P. Guerrero García Ortega | M.J. Riballo Ruiz-Roso | A. Crespo Bermejo

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