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XXX International Horticultural Congress IHC2018: International Symposium on Cultivars, Rootstocks and Management Systems of Deciduous Fruit and Fruit Tree Behaviour in Dynamic Environments

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1281

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9789462612778

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This title is available in electronic format

Date

June 2020

Articles

85

Pages

654

Related Symposium

International Symposium on Cultivars, Rootstocks and Management Systems of Deciduous Fruit and Fruit Tree Behaviour in Dynamic Environments

Symposium Date

12-08-2018

Symposium Venue

Istanbul, Turkey

Groups involved

Division Plant-Environment Interactions in Field Systems
Working Group Orchard Systems and Technologies
Working Group Rootstock Breeding and Evaluation
Working Group Environmental Physiology and Developmental Biology
Working Group Modelling in Fruit Research and Orchard Management

Editors

G.L. Reighard

Clemson University, USA

B. Morandi

University of Bologna, Italy

A.B. Küden

Çukurova University, Adana, Turkey

E. Costes

INRA, Montpellier, France

P. Losciale

University of Bari, Italy

A.B. Küden

Çukurova University, Adana, Turkey

Online Articles (85)

1. Advances in cultivar and rootstock breeding: a case study in peach

K. Gasic

2. Growing English and French cider apple cultivars in Sweden

H. Nybom | T. Spoor | J. Sehic | A. Ekholm | K. Rumpunen | I. Tahir

3. Propagation of some Turkish hazelnut cultivars by stooling

N. Beyhan | F. Aci | H.I. Balık

4. ‘Gala Fult’, red, crunchy, juicy, and early apple – an Uruguayan cultivar

D. Cabrera | P. Rodriguez | F. Rocca | R. Zoppolo

5. ‘Marlena’ – a new apple cultivar from Bulgaria

D. Sotirov | S. Dimitrova

6. ‘Venice’, a new Brazilian apple cultivar from Epagri

A.F. Brighenti | M.S. Pasa | M.N. Ciotta | J.M. Katsurayama | M.V. Kvitschal | M.C. Hawerroth | M. Couto

7. A new early ripening apricot cultivar – ‘Kuijin’

X.M. Xue | J.Z. Wang | A.N. Zhang | C. Lu

8. Behaviour of some apple selections in Kyustendil, Bulgaria

S. Dimitrova | D. Sotirov | L. Song

9. Breeding of new cultivars of the fruit crop Japanese quince (Chaenomeles japonica) in Latvia

E. Kaufmane | S. Ruisa

10. Evaluation of fruit mineral contents of two apple cultivars grown in organic and integrated production systems

M. Fotirić Akšić | J. Mutić | Ž. Tešić | M. Meland

11. Reaction of apple cultivars to abiotic and biotic stress factors

S. Dimitrova | D. Sotirov | M. Liu

12. Phenotypical description of traditional apple cultivars from Sierra Norte de Madrid (autonomous community of Madrid, Spain)

A. Arnal | A. Lázaro | F.J. Tardío

13. Comparison of fruit traits for Chinese cherry cultivars

C. Jia | P. Wu | Y. Sun | G.I.N. Waterhouse | D. Sun-Waterhouse

14. Evaluation of physiochemical properties of different pomegranate cultivars in China

L. Feng | Y. Yin | X. Yang | H. Tang

15. Effects of apple rootstocks on nutrient concentration in ‘Honeycrisp’ scions in the early orchard life

J. Lordan | P. Francescatto | G. Fazio | T.L. Robinson

16. Graft-compatibility of Rootpac rootstocks with nectarine and peach cultivars

M. Çetinbaş | S. Butar | H. Koçal | Y. Sesli | H.G. Seferoğlu

17. Effects of dwarfing and semi-dwarfing apple rootstocks on the growth and yield of ‘Gala’, ‘Fuji’ and ‘York’ apples

S. Sherif | K.S. Yoder | G.M. Peck

18. Effects of rootstock and crop load management on yield and fruit quality of early-season nectarine ‘Rose Bright’ and late-season peach ‘September Sun’

M. O'Connell | D. Stefanelli

19. Millennium planting density trial of ‘Bramley’s Seedling’ apple on M.9 and M.27 rootstocks from 2000 to 2016

S. Mac an tSaoir | G. Cross | S. Johnson | C. Humphries | J. Kearns

20. Preliminary performance of six plum rootstocks on six European plum cultivars in Latvia

I. Grāvīte | E. Kaufmane | E. Cirša | J. Lanauskas

21. Evaluation of apple rootstocks planted in different locations in South Africa

X.I. Siboza | W.P. Kotze | N.C. Cook | W.J. Steyn

22. Scion architecture on dwarfing candidate pear rootstocks

A.P. Friend | R.N. Diack | B.M. van Hooijdonk | M. Knäbel | D.S. Tustin | J.W. Palmer

23. Effect of rice straw mat and other mulching on apple root architecture and soil environment in root-zone

P. Huang | M. Xun | S. Yue | W. Zhang | W. Fan | H. Yang

24. Effect of various rootstocks on macroelements of three grapevine (Vitis vinifera L.) cultivars in the nursery

R. Ahmad | I. Al-Eissa | M. Batha

25. Evaluation of different rootstocks with ‘Van’ sweet cherry cultivar

D. Sotirov

26. Long-term evaluation of super-dwarf rootstock: impact on tree growth, productivity and apple fruit quality

N. Uselis | J. Lanauskas | J. Vi'kelis | M. Liaudanskas | G. Samuolienė | D. Kviklys

27. The first 50 days after anthesis – implications for apple yield, fruit quality and canopy management from a New Zealand perspective

B.M. van Hooijdonk | M.J. Oliver | R.N. Diack | D. Dayatilake | A.P. Friend | H. Boldingh | K.C. Breen | D.S. Tustin | J. Johnston

28. Orchard architecture effects on yield and economics of two apple cultivars

R.M. Crassweller | L.F. Kime | D.E. Smith

29. Light interception and yield of sweet cherry and apricot trees grown as a planar cordon orchard system design

C. Scofield | J. Stanley | M. Schurmann | R. Marshall | K.C. Breen | D.S. Tustin | M. Alavi

30. Comparison of tall spindle axes and vogel central leader systems in cherry

İ. Macit | E. Aydın | D. Soysal | H. Demirsoy

31. Effect of crop load management and canopy architecture on yield and fruit quality of late-season plum ‘Angeleno’

M. O'Connell | D. Stefanelli

32. Branching ‘Maxi Gala’ apple tree grafted on several clonal rootstocks

L. Rufato | L.R. Marchioretto | J.C. Orlandi | L.O. Amaral | M.F. Michelon | A. Rossi | G.F. Sander | T.A. Macedo

33. Modified pruning intensity may reduce labor costs and improve profitability of growing dessert apple cultivars for cider production

T.L. Bradshaw | J. Foster

34. Air root pruning containers alter root architecture and increase canopy and root growth of apple trees compared to field grown liners

M. Elsysy | T. Einhorn

35. Canopy management for optimizing productivity of polyculture coffee production system

I.A.M. Yunusa | T.I.D. Kukhang | K.S. Powell | B.P. Holzapfel

36. Fruitlet growth model to predict chemical thinning response on apples in southern Brazil

A.F. Brighenti | M.S. Pasa | E. Brighenti | M.N. Ciotta | Z.S. Souza

37. Plant growth regulators do not reduce biennial bearing of two cider apple cultivars in Vermont, USA

T.L. Bradshaw | J. Foster | S.L. Kingsley-Richards

38. Alternatives to use of hydrogen cyanamide in bud breaking in apple ‘Maxi Gala’

S.C. Uber | A.A. Kretzchmar | D. Correa | R.V. Botelho | F.N. Silveira | E. Fagundes | L. Rufato

39. Identifying successful pollinizers of plum cultivars ‘Edda’ and ‘Opal’ in Ullensvang, Norway, using microsatellites

M. Meland | O. Frøynes | F. Gasi | B. Kalamujić-Stroil | L. Lasic

40. Scoring effects on tree vigor and fruit quality of ‘Fuyu’ persimmon trees

S.T. Choi | G.H. Ahn | S.C. Kim | K.P. Hong

41. Sensitivity of apple (Malus domestica Borkh.) fruit peel to high irradiance and temperature as influenced by a range of rootstocks in South Africa

P.D. Barasu | W.J. Steyn | M. Schmeisser | S.J.E. Midgley

42. Apple farming systems – current initiatives and some prospective views on how to improve sustainability

P.É. Lauri | B. Pitchers | L. Dufour | S. Simon

43. Growing agroforestry systems with apple in Montpellier-Mediterranean – preliminary results on the influence of adult walnut trees on growth and branching of two-year-old apple trees

B. Pitchers | L. Dufour | P.É. Lauri

44. How soil microbial biodiversity is modified by soil chemical parameters in differently managed olive orchards

A.N. Mininni | C. Fausto | A. Sofo | P. Ricciuti | V. Nuzzo | C. Xiloyannis

45. Nutritional status of stone fruit trees on dwarfing and vigorous rootstocks under warm Mediterranean conditions

J. Ben Yahmed | M. Ghrab | H. Benmoussa | M. Ben Mimoun

46. White root tip dynamics of bearing apple trees in a Mediterranean climate, South Africa

E. Lötze | F.J. van Zyl | N.J. Taylor

47. Is cutting method a reliable tool for estimating pistachio climatic requirements in warm Mediterranean conditions?

H. Benmoussa | M. Ghrab | J. Ben Yahmed | M. Ben Mimoun

48. Responses of ‘Fuyu’ persimmon trees to different supplemental nitrogen application times

S.T. Choi | G.H. Ahn | S.C. Kim | J.H. Kwon

49. Effects of water stress on leaf antioxidant enzymes activities and protein contents in five Prunus rootstocks

F. Akyüz | A.N. Yıldırım | F. Yıldırım | B. Şan | Y. Karakurt | C. Çelik | S. Önder

50. Microclimatic physiological and productive effect of the overcanopy irrigation in an apple orchard

L. Manfrini | G. Gatti | B. Morandi | L. Corelli Grappadelli | G. Bortolotti | F. Rossi | O. Facini | C. Chieco | M. Gerin | D. Solimando | T. Letterio | S. Anconelli

51. Differential thermal analysis sheds light on the effect of environment and cultivar in peach floral bud cold hardiness

I.S. Minas | D. Sterle

52. Promoting fruit set of ‘Ingeborg’ pears in a northern climate

M. Meland | O. Frøynes | M. Fotirić Akšić | F.M. Maas

53. Precision crop load management in apples

P. Francescatto | J. Lordan | T.L. Robinson

54. Near infrared spectroscopy can non-destructively assess the effect of canopy position and crop load on peach fruit maturity and quality

I.S. Minas | F. Blanco Cipollone | D. Sterle

55. Efficacy of metamitron as a postbloom thinner – the American Northeast experience

P. Francescatto | J. Lordan | T.L. Robinson

56. Are the chilling temperatures the only climatic factor to overcome endo-dormancy in the temperate fruit trees? Which other climatic factors can affect the endo-dormancy and the effect of the chilling temperatures?

G. Finetto

57. Climate change affects fruit crops

A.B. Kuden

58. The challenge of warming winters – do we understand tree dormancy enough to prepare deciduous orchards in warm places?

E. Luedeling

59. Strategies for producing temperate tree fruit under increasing winter temperatures

G.L. Reighard

60. Fruit growth, photosynthesis and starch accumulation are differentially affected by local variation in source/sink ratios

F. Belhassine | S. Martinez | S. Bluy | D. Fumey | J.J. Kelner | E. Costes | B. Pallas

61. Stomatal regulation of transpiration and photosynthesis in macadamias

N.J. Taylor | T.G. Smit | S.J.E. Midgley | J.G. Annandale

62. Estimating fruit orchard stomatal conductance and transpiration under dynamic environments

E. Kullaj | L. Lepaja | J. Kučera

63. Water productivity of high performing apple orchards in the winter rainfall area of South Africa

S.J.E. Midgley | S. Dzikiti | T. Volschenk | F.S. Zirebwa | N.J. Taylor | M.B. Gush | E. Lötze | Z. Ntshidi | N. Mobe

64. Physiological responses to rootstocks vigor in cherry: why dwarfing is efficient?

B. Morandi | L. Manfrini | S. Lugli | A. Tugnoli | A. Micheli | A. Boini | G. Perulli | K. Bresilla | L. Corelli Grappadelli

65. Benefits of intensive production systems in mango

I.S.E. Bally | P. Ibell | M. Kare | C. Wright | A. Mizani | J. Wilkie

66. Illuminating the relationship between canopy light relations and fruit yield in apple planar cordon orchard systems

K.C. Breen | J.M. Wilson | M.J. Oliver | B.M. van Hooijdonk | D.S. Tustin | G.A. Dayatilake

67. Fruit set and quality responses to artificial spur extinction in planar cordon sweet cherry trees

J. Stanley | C. Scofield | M. Schurmann | R. Marshall | M. Wohlers | D.S. Tustin

68. Research to prevent double fruit formation depending on climate change on cherries

A.B. Kuden | B. Imrak | A. Kuden | A. Sarier | S. Comlekcioglu

69. Investigating the effects of planting density and tree size on yield through functional-structural modeling

I. Auzmendi | J. Hanan

70. Mechanical thinning of apples reduces fruit drop

M. Penzel | M. Pflanz | R. Gebbers | M. Zude-Sasse

71. Assessing the effects of water stress on peach fruit quality and size using the QualiTree model

M. Rahmati | J.M. Mirás-Avalos | P. Valsesia | G.H. Davarynejad | M. Bannayan | M. Azizi | F. Lescourret | M. Génard | G. Vercambre

72. Summer drought impacts annual shoot growth dynamics in apple tree: a comparative study on three cultivars

B. Pallas | D. Chen | S. Martinez | Y. Wang | E. Costes

73. Water use of an intermediate and a mature avocado orchard

E. Mazhawu | A.D. Clulow | N.J. Taylor | M.J. Savage

74. Assessing the robustness of leaf fluorescence parameters for phenotyping the genotypic variability in photosynthesis across hundreds of apple tree cultivars

A. Coupel-Ledru | J.L. Regnard | B. Pallas | S. Martinez | M. Delalande | B. Morandi | L. Manfrini | S. Tartarini | L. Corelli Grappadelli | E. Costes

75. An approach for estimation of maximum pistachio rooting depth in saline condition

M.H. Rahimian | M. Shayannejad | R. Yazdani Biouki | Y. Hasheminejad

76. Variance components of fruit quality – a ‘Golden Delicious’ case study in South Africa

E.D. Louw | A.F.W. van Lingen | W.J. Steyn

77. Identification of QTLs for chilling and heat requirements for bud dormancy release in Prunus mume and their co-localization with the DAM6 eQTL

H. Yamane | W. Chen | Y. Kitamura | T. Habu | R. Tao

78. Relative stability of peach plants to acid stress

Y. Plugatar | O. Klimenko | N. Klimenko

79. Assessing the role of ageing and light availability in leaf mortality in the mango tree

F. Boudon | S. Persello | I. Grechi | A. Marquier | C. Soria | C. Fournier | M. Léchaudel | F. Normand

80. Architectural factors affect fruit set in mango: evidence and modelling

S. Persello | I. Grechi | F. Boudon | F. Normand

81. Fruit water content: a benefit in the fruit carbohydrate accumulation simulation

J.L. Chen | G. Vercambre | N. Bertin | H. Gautier | M. Génard

82. Assessing T-LiDAR technology for high throughput phenotyping apple tree topological and architectural traits

B. Pallas | S. Martinez | O. Simler | E. Carrié | E. Costes | F. Boudon

83. The mango tree – blossom gall midge system: toward in silico assessment of management practices

I. Grechi | L. Saint Criq | A. Ratnadass | F. Normand | C. Soria | L. Brustel | P. Amouroux | F. Boudon

84. Internal fruit quality depends on the regulation of apple-tree vegetative growth

J. Viškelis | M. Liaudanskas | N. Uselis | D. Kviklys

85. Transcriptome profiling of cold hardiness related genes in peach tree (Prunus persica) shoots

J. Park | D.J. Yu | S. Chea | J.H. Kwon | H.J. Lee

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