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XIV International Asparagus Symposium

Number

1223

ISBN

9789462612181

ISSN

0567-7572

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Date

November 2018

Articles

Pages

262

Related Symposium

XIV International Asparagus Symposium

Symposium Date

03-09-2017

Symposium Venue

Potsdam, Germany

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Editors

B. Brückner

Leibniz Institute of Vegetable and Ornamental Crops, Großbeeren, Germany

C. Feller

Leibniz Institute of Vegetable and Ornamental Crops, Großbeeren, Germany

J. Graefe

Leibniz Institute of Vegetable and Ornamental Crops, Großbeeren, Germany

Online Articles (35)

1. Plant genetic resources of asparagus – maintenance, taxonomy and availability

U. Lohwasser | A. Börner

2. Production of somatic hybrids between Asparagus officinalis and A. amarus to transfer Asparagus virus 1 (AV-1) resistance

E. Klocke | T. Nothnagel | R. Krämer | H. Budahn

3. Breeding programs to transmit Asparagus virus 1 resistance

S. Plath | R. Krämer | E. Lantos | T. Nothnagel

4. New asparagus cultivars suitable for outdoor cultivation in Hokkaido, Japan

Y. Haihong | J. Zeng | T. Kumano | M. Fujii | H. Araki

5. Introgression of wild relative Asparagus spp. germplasm into the Spanish landrace ‘Morado de Huétor’

L. Amian | J. Rubio | P. Castro | J. Gil | R. Moreno

6. Assessment of genetic diversity in Iranian Asparagus spp. related to garden asparagus

S.J. Mousavizadeh | M.R. Hassandokht | J. Gil | T. Millan | R. Moreno

7. Commercial Productivity in the Fourth International Asparagus Cultivar Trial at Azul, Argentina (2016)

8. A new robust codominant sex-linked STS marker for asparagus

N.K. Stone | Z.M. Thomas | M.L. Roose

9. Exploiting the supermale genotype x environment interaction for breeding early all-male Asparagus varieties

A. Salvado | J. Rocherieux | C. Le Roux | D. Sanchez | A. Pierron-Darbonne

10. Attempts of genetic transformation in Asparagus officinalis L.

11. Contribution of total nitrogen content in storage roots to multiple regression analysis for estimating yield of asparagus in rootstock-planting forcing culture

12. Nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium levels in asparagus production

D. León | P. Gutierrez | R. Riojas | A. Casas

13. Characterization of macro and micro nutrient deficiency symptoms in asparagus (Asparagus officinalis L.)

C. Feller | A. Müller

14. Nitrogen management improves organic asparagus growth and productivity

D. Drost | K. Pedersen

15. Irrigation effects on asparagus yield and spear quality vary with cultivar and season in Michigan

16. Cultivar-specific yield response of white asparagus towards different irrigation levels based on climate water balance

J. Zinkernagel | B. Artelt | N. Mayer

17. Monitoring and modelling of water and heat fluxes from asparagus fields

J. Graefe | A. Sradnick

18. Managing runoff and soil loss in asparagus production systems

J.C. Niziolomski | R.W. Simmons | R.J. Rickson | M.J. Hann

19. Adaptation of Asparagus to overwinter in cold climates

D. J. Wolyn

20. Effect of temperature on growth of roots of juvenile asparagus (Asparagus officinalis L.) plants

W. Chen | W. Krzesinski | A. Zaworska | M. Knaflewski

21. Effects of incubation temperature on asparagus bud sprouting, abscisic acid content and sex

M. Fukuda | S. Matsuo | S. Watanabe | A. Uragami

22. Cultivation of asparagus as an annual crop in the tropics: growth, spear yield and -size of two cultivars harvested at different plant age

T.M. Onggo | S. Mubarok

23. Development of new harvest production system for asparagus (Whole harvest cultivation method of one-year-old plants)

T. Taguchi | Y. Kabuno | S. Motoki

24. Comparison of spear yield and quality between male and female asparagus plants in protected mother fern culture

S. Watanabe | M. Matsuo | S. Furuya

25. Productivity and calibre distribution of three green asparagus hybrids in the Province of San Luis, Argentina, in their sixth production year (2015)

26. The content of reserve carbohydrates in the crown of asparagus (Asparagus officinalis L.) as a function of progressing senescence of fern

C. Feller | A. Müller

27. Asparagus decline and replant problem: A look back and a look forward at strategies for mitigating losses

W. Elmer

28. Virulence of Phytophthora asparagi, susceptibility of asparagus cultigens to spear and root rot, and the efficacy of seed treatments

C.A. Woods | M.K. Hausbeck

29. Use of additives and asparagus cultivars to reduce problems with replanting

L. Aldenhoff

30. Management of Stemphylium leaf spot (Stemphylium vesicarium) and rust (Puccinia asparagi) of asparagus (Asparagus officinalis) with cultivar selection and fungicides

J.M. Foster | M.R. McDonald

31. Effects of Asparagus virus 1 (AV-1) on yield and quality components on asparagus

E. Lantos | R. Krämer | S. Plath | D. Ulrich | T. Nothnagel

32. Reaction of 10 Asparagus cultivars to infested soil with Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. asparagi and Meloidogyne incognita

W. Apaza | A. Talledo | A. Casas

33. Mechanisation of white asparagus harvest – overview and perspectives

M. Geyer

34. Critical points during handling of white asparagus (Aspargus officinalis L.)

B. Brückner | M. Geyer | J. Surdilovic

35. Differences in growth-inhibitory activity among different parts of asparagus and the effects of activated carbon on its reduction

T.L. Tang | S. Motoki