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EFFECT OF POLLINATION METHOD, FERTILIZER AND MULCH TREATMENTS ON THE PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF DATE PALM (PHOENIX DACTYLIFERA) FRUIT I: PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS

Article number

736_30

Pages

317 – 328

Language

English

Abstract

Publication

III International Date Palm Conference

Authors

M.O. El Mardi, F. Al Julanda Al Said, C. Bakheit Sakit, L.M. Al Kharusi, I.N. Al Rahbi, K. Al Mahrazi

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2007.736.30

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1. PAST AND PRESENT DATE VARIETIES IN THE UNITED STATES

D.V. Johnson | D.R. Hodel

2. AN OVERVIEW OF THE CHANGING DATE INDUSTRY IN THE UNITED STATES

G.C. Wright

3. THE SOUTH AFRICAN DATE PALM INDUSTRY – STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES

M.J. McCubbin

4. THE EFFECT OF CLIMATIC CONDITIONS AND GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION ON THE SUCCESS OF NEW DATE PALM VARIETIES (PHOENIX DACTYLIFERA L.) IN THE GAZA STRIP

M.F. Al Banna

5. DATE PALM CULTIVATION IN CHILE AND PERU (SOUTH AMERICA): CURRENT STATUS AND FUTURE PROSPECTS FOR DEVELOPMENT

A.P. Wellmann | H.E. Araya | D.V. Johnson

6. ARTIFICIAL RIPENING OF KHUNEIZI DATE USING PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL METHODS

M. Yektankhodaei | A. Bagheri | I. Mohamadpour | Y.A. Karami

7. DATE PALM ECONOMIES AND CULTIVATION CIRCUMSTANCES IN PALESTINE

I. Daiq

8. EARLY DETECTION OF GENETIC VARIATION IN DATE PALMS PROPAGATED FROM TISSUE CULTURE AND OFFSHOOTS BY DNA FINGERPRINTING

N.S. Al-Khalifah | E. Askari

9. SEQUENCING OF THE DATE PALM GENOME

R.J. Donnelly | J. Yadav | A. Zaid

10. IN VITRO DIFFERENTIATION OF ZYGOTIC LINES OF DATE PALM: BIOCHEMICAL AND MOLECULAR APPROACHES TO SEX DETERMINATION

S.A. Bekheet | M.E. Solliman | H.S. Taha

11. THE USE OF RAPDS FOR THE DETECTION OF GENETIC STABILITY OF REGENERATED PLANTLETS OF BARHEE PALM IN IRAQ

T.A. Ali | J.M. Jubrail | A.M. Jasim

12. AFLP VARIATION IN TISSUE CULTURE-DERIVED DATE PALM (PHOENIX DACTYLIFERA L.) PLANTS

H.H. Al Kaabi | A. Zaid | H. Shephard | C. Ainsworth

13. THE GROWTH AND MINERAL COMPOSITION OF HATAMY DATE PALM SEEDLINGS AS AFFECTED BY SEA WATER AND GROWTH REGULATORS

H.J. Aljuburi | A. Maroff

14. NUTRITIONAL DYNAMICS OF DATE PALM (PHOENIX DACTYLIFERA L.)

R.R. Krueger

15. EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT METHODS AND DEGREES OF FRUIT THINNING ON YIELD AND FRUIT CHARACTERISTICS OF BARHEE DATE CULTIVAR

S. Marashi | A. Mousavi

16. DATE PALM FLOWERING AND FRUIT SETTING AS AFFECTED BY LOW TEMPERATURES PRECEDING THE FLOWERING SEASON

H. Shabana | A. Al Sunbol

17. DEVELOPMENT AND TESTING OF A SHAKER-SYSTEM FOR THE SELECTIVE HARVEST OF DATE FRUIT

A.A. Ibrahim | H.R. Ibrahim | N. Abdul-Rasool

18. RECENT ADVANCES IN DATE PALM TISSUE CULTURE AND MUTAGENESIS

S. Mohan Jain

19. MICROPROPAGATION OF DATE PALM (PHOENIX DACTYLIFERA L.) VAR. MAKTOOM THROUGH DIRECT ORGANOGENESIS

H.S.M. Khierallah | S.M. Bader

20. FERTILIZATION FAILURE AND ABNORMAL FRUIT SET IN TISSUE CULTURE-DERIVED DATE PALM (PHOENIX DACTYLIFERA L.)

N. Bouhouche | H.S. Al-Mazroui | A. Zaid

21. MICROPROPAGATION OF SOME DATE PALM CULTIVARS: CHANGES OF SOME CHEMICAL CONSTITUENTS RELATED TO EMBRYOGENESIS

22. LARGE SCALE IN VITRO PROPAGATION OF A RARE AND UNIQUE MALE DATE PALM (PHOENIX DACTYLIFERA L.) USING INFLORESCENCES TECHNIQUE

A. Zaid | H.H. Al Kaabi | El Korchi Bennasseur

23. WOULD A COMBINATION OF ORGANOGENESIS AND EMBRYOGENESIS TECHNIQUES IN DATE PALM MICROPROPAGATION BE THE ANSWER?

M.J. McCubbin | A. Zaid

24. VOLATILE COMPOUNDS IN DATE PALM FRUIT

N. Narain

25. PLANT-OFF-TYPES IN TISSUE CULTURE-DERIVED DATE PALM (PHOENIX DACTYLIFERA L) PLANTS

H.H. Al Kaabi | A. Zaid | C. Ainsworth

26. CRYOPRESERVATION OF DATE PALM (PHOENIX DACTYLIFERA L.) CULTURED IN VITRO

S.A. Bekheet | H.S. Taha | M.E. Solliman | N.A. Hassan

27. QUANTITY AND QUALITY COMPARISON OF OFFSHOOT AND TISSUE CULTURED BARHEE DATE PALM TREES

S. Hajian

28. EVALUATION OF IN VITRO SCREENING TECHNIQUES FOR SALT TOLERANCE IN DATE PALM

T.A. Al Mansoori | M.N. Alaa El-Deen | P.D.S. Caligari

29. CROP WATER AND IRRIGATION WATER REQUIREMENTS OF DATE PALM (PHOENIX DACTYLIFERA) IN THE LOAMY SANDS OF KUWAIT

M. Abdul Salam | S. Al Mazrooei

30. EFFECT OF POLLINATION METHOD, FERTILIZER AND MULCH TREATMENTS ON THE PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF DATE PALM (PHOENIX DACTYLIFERA) FRUIT I: PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS

31. MORPHOLOGICAL ABNORMALITIES IN TISSUE CULTURE-DERIVED DATE PALM (PHOENIX DACTYLIFERA L.)

H.S. Al-Mazroui | A. Zaid | N. Bouhouche

32. IMPROVEMENT OF DATE PALM PRODUCTION IN THE SULTANATE OF OMAN

R. Al-Yahyai

33. OPTIMIZING TRAPPING OF PALM WEEVILS AND BEETLES

C. Oehlschlager

34. THE EFFICACY OF FOUR SYSTEMIC INSECTICIDES USING TWO METHODS OF APPLICATION AGAINST THE GREEN DATE PALM PIT SCALE INSECT ASTEROLECANIUM PHOENICIS RAO.) (PALMAPSIS PHOENICIS) (HOMOPTERA: ASTEROLECANIIDAE) IN NORTHERN SUDAN

M.A. Ahmed

35. BIOCONTROL OF THE LESSER DATE MOTH BATRACHEDRA AMYDRAULA MERYRICK (COSMOPTERIDAE = BATRACHEDRIDAE) ON DATE PALM TREES

D.M. Habib | S.H. Essaadi

36. BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF RED PALM WEEVIL, RHYNCHOPHORUS FERRUGINEUS (COL.: CURCULIONIDAE) BY THE ENTOMOPATHOGENIC FUNGUS BEAUVERIA BASSIANA IN UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

37. IMPORTANCE OF DATE FRUIT IN RED PALM WEEVIL, RHYNCHOPHORUS FERRUGINEUS OLIVIER (COLEOPTERA: CURCULIONIDAE) AGGREGATION PHEROMONE TRAPS

A.H. Al Saoud

38. EFFICACY OF ENTOMOPATHOGENIC NEMATODES AGAINST RED PALM WEEVIL IN UAE

S.A. Elawad | S.A. Mousa | A.S. Shahbad | S.A. Alawaash | A.M.A. Alamiri

39. DISTRIBUTION AND PATHOGENESIS OF DATE PALM FUNGI IN EGYPT

H.M. El-Deeb | S.M. Lashin | Y.A. Arab

40. STUDY ON POSSIBLE INFLUENCE OF PATHOGENIC FUNGI ON DATE BUNCH FADING DISORDER IN IRAN

F. Karampour | H. Pejman

41. FRUIT SET FAILURE IN TISSUE CULTURE-DERIVED DATE PALM TREES (PHOENIX DACTYLIFERA L.) CV. ‘NABT SAIF’ AS AFFECTED BY POLLINATOR TYPE AND POLLINATION DENSITY

M.A. Awad

42. DISTRIBUTION OF PHYTHOPATHOGENIC FUNGI ON THE COASTAL REGION OF LIBYA AND THEIR RELATIONSHIPS WITH DATE CULTIVARS

N.K. El-Gariani | A.M. El-Rayani | E.A. Edongali

43. THE EFFECTS OF RELATIVE HUMIDITY AND TEMPERATURE ON DISEASE DEVELOPMENT IN STORED DATE FRUITS

I.B. Omamor | A. Hamza

44. EVALUATION OF ALTERNATIVE DATE HARVESTING METHODS IN IRAN

M. Mazloumzadeh | M. Shamsi

45. EFFECT OF VACUUM AND MODIFIED ATMOSPHERE PACKAGING ON THE POSTHARVEST QUALITY AND SHELF LIFE OF DATE FRUITS IN KHALAL STAGE

S.M.H. Mortazavi | K. Arzani | M. Barzegar

46. FUNCTIONAL PROPERTIES OF OMANI DATES (PHOENIX DACTYLIFERA L.)

M. Al-Farsi | A. Morris | M. Baron

47. SOME PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF THREE VARIETIES OF LIBYAN SOFT DATES

R.A. Elahmer | N.S. Madi | M.A. Nahaisi | A.T.I. Thabet

48. EFFECT OF MINERAL FERTILIZER AND ORGANIC PEAT ON THE PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF KHALAS AND KHASSAB FRUITS

L.M. Al-Kharusi | M.O. Elmardi | F. AlJulanda Al-Said | S. Al-Rawahi | K.M. Abdulbassit

49. REDUCED FAT SESAME PASTE/ DATE SYRUP BLEND: A NOVEL PRODUCT

M.B. Habibi-Najafi | S.M.A. Razavi

50. CHROMATOGRAPHIC SEPARATION OF FRUCTOSE FROM DATE SYRUP

S.M. Al Eid

51. MAINTAINING THE SOFT CONSISTENCY OF DATE PASTE

M. Al-Abid | K. Al-Shoaily | M. Al-Amry | F. Al-Rawahy

52. ADDED VALUE FOR DATE EXTRACTS BY INVERTASE PRODUCTION

A. Bacha | O. Aloui-Lombarkia | M. Abdeddaim | E.-H. Ghennam

53. PREPARATION OF CARAMEL COLOUR FROM DATES

M. Al-Abid | K. Al-Shoaily | M. Al-Amry | F. Al-Rawahy

54. PRODUCTION AND MARKETING PROBLEMS OF DATE PALM IN THE REGION OF BISKRA, ALGERIA

B.A. Bachir

55. MARKETING PROBLEMS AND EXPORT OF DATE TRADING VARIETIES IN THE I.R. OF IRAN

R. Rahmani

56. FINANCIAL STABILITY AND MARKETING FOR DATE PALM PRODUCTION IN YEMEN

M.A. Al-Hebshi

57. SHELF STABILITY OF DHAKKI DATES AS INFLUENCED BY WATER ACTIVITY AND HEADSPACE ATMOSPHERE

A.K. Baloch | W.A. Baloch | M.K. Baloch | S.A. Saleem