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GREENHOUSE CULTIVATION OF PAPAYA

Article number

740_22

Pages

191 – 195

Language

English

Abstract

Papaya is a tropical crop which requires high temperatures to produce good quality fruits all year round.
The papaya ringspot virus (PRV) is a serious commercial threat, against which only transgenic papaya cultivars have shown acceptable resistance.
Greenhouse cultivation provides both adequate temperatures and exclusion of PRV vector and is thus the system of choice in subtropical countries like the Canary Islands (Spain), Israel and Japan.
A description of greenhouses for papaya cultivation, cultivars, cultural practices and phytopathological problems occurring in these countries are given in this paper.

Publication

I International Symposium on Papaya

Authors

V. Galán Saúco, M.AC. Rodríguez Pastor

Keywords

Papaya, greenhouses, cultivation techniques, cultivars, plant protection

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2007.740.22

Online Articles (42)

1. TRADE AND MARKETING OF CONVENTIONAL VERSUS TRANSGENIC PAPAYAS

L.H. Mochida

2. SUSTAINABLE PAPAYA PRODUCTION IN WEST BENGAL, INDIA

S.K. Mitra

3. ISSUES OF GOOD AGRICULTURE PRACTICE IN MARKET ACCESS – PERSPECTIVES OF THE TRADERS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE PAPAYA INDUSTRY

K. Chan

4. STEPWISE PRIORITIES IN PAPAYA BREEDING

Y.K. Chan

5. RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN PAPAYA BREEDING IN THE PHILIPPINES

P.M. Magdalita | L.D. Valencia | C.P. Mercado | I.M.A. Duka

6. EVOLUTIONARY RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN AND WITHIN THE HIGHLAND PAPAYAS (GENUS VASCONCELLEA) AND THE COMMON PAPAYA (CARICA PAPAYA)

T. Kyndt | G. Gheysen

7. FERTILIZING ABILITY OF CRYOPRESERVED POLLEN IN INTER-INTRA SPECIFIC CROSSES IN CARICA PAPAYA L.

S. Shashikumar | S. Ganeshan | D.H. Tejavathi

8. PAPAYA BREEDING FOR TOLERANCE TO BACTERIAL DECLINE (ERWINIA SP.) IN THE CARIBBEAN REGION

P. Ollitrault | S. Bruyère | J. Ocampo | L. de Lapeyre | A. Gallard | L. Argoud | M.F. Duval | G. Coppens d'Eeckenbrugge | F. Le Bellec

9. PAPAYA GENETIC DIVERSITY ASSESSED WITH MICROSATELLITE MARKERS IN GERMPLASM FROM THE CARIBBEAN REGION

J. Ocampo Pérez | G. Coppens d'Eeckenbrugge | A.M. Risterucci | D. Dambier | P. Ollitrault

10. EARLINESS IN FLOWERING AND DWARFISM IN RELATION TO INTERNODE LENGTH AND TREE HEIGHT IN PAPAYA (CARICA PAPAYA L.)

L.S. Lim | J. Siti Hawa

11. MORPHOLOGICAL AND ISOZYME CHARACTERIZATION OF COMMON PAPAYA IN COSTA RICA

G. Coppens d'Eeckenbrugge | M.T. Restrepo | D. Jiménez | E. Mora

12. TRANSGENIC PAPAYA: CAN WE PROCEED BEYOND THE HAWAIIAN EXPERIENCE?

D. Gonsalves

13. RAPD MARKERS IN FLESH COLOUR DETERMINATION OF PAPAYAS (CARICA PAPAYA L.)

M.S. Saraswathi | S.A. Siva | S. Uma | S. Sathiamoorthy | E. Vadivel

14. GENES ASSOCIATED WITH FRUIT COLOUR IN CARICA PAPAYA: IDENTIFICATION THROUGH EXPRESSED SEQUENCE TAGS AND COLOUR COMPLEMENTATION

L.C. Devitt | T.A. Holton | R.G. Dietzgen

15. CLONING AND EXPRESSION OF PAPAYA RING SPOT VIRUS (PRSV) COAT PROTEIN GENE IN BACTERIA

T. Chon-Seng | T. Poh Hwa | O. Ching Ang | H. Mat Daud

16. REVISED PROTOCOLS FOR HIGH EFFICIENT TRANSFORMATION AND REGENERATION OF SOMATIC EMBRYOS OF PAPAYA (CARICA PAPAYA L.)

K. Romyanon | M. Boonthum | S. Attathom

17. ISOLATION AND CLONING OF 1-AMINOCYCLOPROPANE-1-CARBOXYLATE OXIDASES FROM CARICA PAPAYA VAR. EKSOTIKA I AND EKSOTIKA II

Y.S. Sew | P.F. Lam | U.K. Abu Bakar

18. IDENTIFICATION OF TWO 1-AMINOCYCLOPROPANE-1-CARBOXYLATE OXIDASE GENES (CP-ACO1 AND CP-ACO2) FROM CARICA PAPAYA AND CHARACTERISATION OF PUTATIVE CP-ACO1 PROMOTER USING AGROBACTERIUM INFILTRATION

P. Burns | S. Chubunmee | P. Pinon | O. Kumde

19. SMALL SCALE FIELD TESTING OF PRSV RESISTANCE IN TRANSGENIC PAPAYA LINE KN116/5

N. Phironrit | S. Chowpongpang | N. Warin | A. Bhunchoth | S. Attathom

20. DEVELOPMENT AND SELECTION FOR HOMOZYGOUS TRANSGENIC PAPAYA SEEDLING

T.W. Zimmerman | L. Joseph | N. St. Brice | J.A. Kowalski

21. TRACKING PAPAYA POLLEN MOVEMENT WITH THE GUS TRANSGENE MARKER

R.M. Manshardt | C.L. Mello | S.D. Lum | L. Ta

22. GREENHOUSE CULTIVATION OF PAPAYA

V. Galán Saúco | M.AC. Rodríguez Pastor

23. LEAF PHOTOSYNTHETIC POTENTIAL OF FEMALE AND HERMAPHRODITE PAPAYA (CARICA PAPAYA CV. KHAEG NUAN)

C. Chutteang | S. Yingjajaval | S. Wasee

24. PAPAYA SEED GERMINATION AND SEEDLING EMERGENCE ARE NOT INFLUENCED BY SOLUTION PH

T.E. Marler

25. PHYSIOLOGICAL PERFORMANCE OF PAPAYA CULTIVARS UNDER ABIOTIC STRESS CONDITIONS

P. Jeyakumar | M. Kavino | N. Kumar | K. Soorianathasundaram

26. PHENOLOGY AND PRODUCTION OF CARICA PAPAYA ‘HONEY GOLD’ UNDER COOL SUBTROPICAL CONDITIONS

P. Allan

27. PAPAYA PLANT GROWTH AS AFFECTED BY SOIL AIR OXYGEN DEFICIENCY

N.A. Khondaker | K. Ozawa

28. THE PAST AND CURRENT APPROACHES FOR CONTROL OF PAPAYA RINGSPOT VIRUS IN TAIWAN

S.-D. Yeh | Y.-J. Kung

29. EFFECT OF CHITOSAN COATING ON THE CONTROL OF ANTHRACNOSE AND OVERALL QUALITY RETENTION OF PAPAYA (CARICA PAPAYA L.) DURING STORAGE

I.G.N. Hewajulige | D. Sivakumar | Y. Sultanbawa | R.S. Wilson Wijeratnam | R.L.C. Wijesundera

30. ROLE OF TRANSIENT APHID VECTORS ON THE TEMPORAL SPREAD OF PAPAYA RINGSPOT VIRUS IN SOUTH INDIA

C.M. Kalleshwaraswamy | A. Verghese | H.R. Ranganath | N.K. Krishna Ku | M.R. Dinesh

31. PESTS OF PAPAYA AND THEIR MANAGEMENT WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO APHID VECTORS

A. Verghese | C.M. Kalleshwaraswamy | H.R. Anil Kumar

32. CHARACTERIZATION OF DISEASE RESISTANCE OF CARICA PAPAYA TO PHYTOPHTHORA

Y.J. Zhu | R. Agbayani | W. Nishijima | P. Moore

33. EFFECT OF FOLIAR APPLICATION OF LIGNITE FLY ASH ON THE MANAGEMENT OF PAPAYA LEAF CURL DISEASE

A. Eswaran | K. Manivannan

34. DISEASE RATING OF PAPAYA CULTIVARS TO PAPAYA RINGSPOT VIRUS IN MALAYSIA

M.N. Mohamad Roff

35. PAPAYA POSTHARVEST PHYSIOLOGY AND HANDLING – PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS

N. Jung Chen | A. Manenoi | R.E. Paull

36. POSTHARVEST BEHAVIOR OF THREE PAPAYA CULTIVARS PRODUCED IN MESH GREENHOUSE IN TENERIFE (CANARY ISLANDS, SPAIN)

J. Rancel Delgado | MA.G. Lobo Rodrigo | MA.C. Rodríguez Pastor | M. Gonzalez

37. MA STORAGE AND TRANSPORTATION OF ‘EKSOTIKA’ PAPAYA

M.Y. Rohani | M.Z. Zaipun

38. THE ROLE OF HEXOSE TRANSPORTER IN SUGAR ACCUMULATION OF PAPAYA FRUIT DURING MATURATION AND RIPENING

P. Sangwanangkul | R.E. Paull

39. ACTIVITY OF PAPAYA FRUIT HYDROLASES DURING NATURAL SOFTENING AND MODIFIED SOFTENING

S. Thumdee | A. Manenoi | R.E. Paull

40. EFFECT OF 1-METHYLCYCLOPROPENE (MCP) ON PAPAYA FRUIT RIPENING

A. Manenoi | R.E. Paull

41. EFFECT OF CHEMICALS AND GROWTH REGULATOR ON STORAGE BEHAVIOR OF PAPAYA (CARICA PAPAYA CV. CO 2)

M. Rajkumar | K. Manivannan

42. QUALITY RELATED CHANGES AND SOFTENING ENZYMES ACTIVITIES DURING RIPENING OF ‘SEKAKI’ PAPAYA

M. Razali | Z.M. Ali | H. Lazan | R. Othman | R.A. Rahman