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Effects of two phase olive mill pomace compost on the growth of olive saplings in Turkey

Article number

1280_6

Pages

39 – 46

Language

English

Abstract

Publication

XXX International Horticultural Congress IHC2018: International Symposium on Nuts and Mediterranean Climate Fruits, Carob and X International Symposium on Temperate Fruits in the Tropics and Subtropics

Authors

N. Varol, H. Karaman, E. Aydoğdu, K. Ekinci

Keywords

Olea europaea, organic farming, composting, two-phase olive mill pomace

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2020.1280.6

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Online Articles (37)

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4. Molecular characterization of locally grown ‘Melli’ fig (Ficus carica L.) clones, comparison with common cultivars

5. Effects of different zinc dose applications on yield and some quality of olives grown at Southeastern Anatolia Region

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6. Effects of two phase olive mill pomace compost on the growth of olive saplings in Turkey

N. Varol | H. Karaman | E. Aydoğdu | K. Ekinci

7. Possibility of evaluation of two phase olive mill pomace by composting in Turkey

8. Selection of late flowering genotypes within native almond (Prunus amygdalus Batsch) populations in Gaziantep

A. Yılmaz | Y. Okay

9. Selection of superior genotypes for nut characteristics within native almond (Prunus amygdalus Batsch) populations

A. Yılmaz | Y. Okay

10. The influence of abiotic conditions on the productivity of walnut

S. Khokhlov | V. Melnikov | E. Panyushkina

11. The French walnut improvement program: preliminary investigations

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12. Frost behavior of Hungarian bred Persian walnut cultivars

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13. Persian walnut breeding program at Naric Fruticulture Research Institute in Hungary

G. Bujdosó | F. Izsépi | K. Szügyiné Bartha | V. Varjas | P. Szentiványi

14. Hazelnut cultivars establish well in both cool-temperate and semi-arid regions in Australia

J.E. Simpson | S.V. Gottschall | B.P. Holzapfel

15. Efficiency of foliar applications of potassium sulphate on walnut production

M. Marchand

16. Effects of different peeling techniques on aflatoxin levels in pistachios

A. Tekin | A. Sahan | I. Var | C. Bilim | K. Sarpkaya

17. Sugars in ‘Sarılop’ fig fruits

G. Elmagülü | U. Aksoy | F. Şen

18. Cutting propagation potentials of rejuvenated stock plants of Arbutus unedo L. genotypes

M. Sulusoglu Durul | İ. Efe

19. Cultural practices to overcome dormancy in temperate fruit trees in tropical and subtropical zones

G.A. Finetto

20. Growing deciduous fruits, chilling and dormancy breaking research under low chill conditions

A.B. Küden

21. Performances of low chill cherries under subtropical conditions

A. Küden | A.B. Küden | B. Imrak | B. Ceyhanli

22. The effects of two steady chilling temperatures on bud dormancy of two apple cultivars

G.A. Finetto

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O.A. Fawole | U.L. Opara

24. ‘UFV Arano’, ‘UFV Deno’ and ‘UFV Guato’ – early ripening peach cultivars for mild climates

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25. Genes impinging on tolerance to seasonal abiotic stresses in peach

A. Lloret | M.L. Badenes | G. Ríos

26. Molecular mechanisms in plant adaptability to climate change, peach as a model

M.L. Badenes | A. Lloret | G. Ríos

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28. Morphological, anatomical and physiological features of assimilation apparatus changes in Prunus armeniaca L. infected by Plum pox virus

V.A. Brailko | O.V. Mitrofanova | S.N. Chirkov | V.M. Gorina | I.V. Mitrofanova

29. Pestalotiopsis spp. causing grapevine leaf spot and postharvest berry rot in southern Brazil

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31. Future chill risk assessment using chillR

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32. Comparison of the agronomic and commercial characteristics of traditional carob cultivars and selected high kernel yield clones in Spain

J. Tous

33. Characterization of the carbon assimilation of carob plantations in semi-arid conditions

A. Pérez-Pastor | J.P. Soares-Neto | J.M. de la Rosa | J. Tous | D.J. Iglesias

34. Current situation of carob in Turkey

G. Guler | H. Gubbuk

35. Tree and fruit characteristics of the selected carob genotypes in North Cyprus

36. Investigation on carob (Ceratonia siliqua L.) propagation by cutting

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37. Sugar content of selected carob fruits

Y.R. Dikkaya | K. Baydar | E. Kafkas | S. Comlekcioglu | A.B. Küden