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III International Symposium on Carrot and Other Apiaceae

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1393

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9789462613928

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Date

April 2024

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Pages

319

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III International Symposium on Carrot and Other Apiaceae

Symposium Date

02-10-2023

Symposium Venue

York, United Kingdom

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Editors

R. Collier

University of Warwick, United Kingdom

E. Geoffriau

Institut Agro, Université Angers, Inrae, UMR IRHS, SFR Quasav, Angers, France

P. Simon

USDA, Madison, WI; Dept. of Horticulture, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI, USA

Online Articles (40)

1. Precipitation, drought, and soil factors affecting carrot quality

M.G. Thomsen | B. Asalf

2. Carrot firmness and yield increased while skin defects reduced by stimulated calcium absorption

J. Dodgson | A.K. Weston | D.J. Marks

3. Yield, physicochemical and compositional traits of off-season carrot as affected by nitrogen fertilization and harvest time

A. Ierna | F. Giuffrida | C. Leonardi | R.P. Mauro

4. Effects of melatonin on sprouts, microgreens and baby leaves of parsley and cilantro cultivated under organic systems

5. Evaluation of the effects of light on the morphometric and biochemical profile of different cultivars of carrot (Daucus carota L.) under organic systems: sprouts, microgreens and baby leaves

6. Understanding the chemical stability of carrot anthocyanins provides insights into their potential applications as food colorants

M.B. Perez | R.E. González | M. Iorizzo | P.W. Simon | P.F. Cavagnaro

7. Methods and tools for diagnosis of plant diseases: the case of tip rot of carrot

B. Asalf | R.A.M. Mohamad

8. Control of foliar fungal disease in carrots with plant extracts

S. Chrapačienė | L. Dėnė | A. Valiukaitė | N. Rasiukevičiūtė

9. Development of artificial inoculation techniques for cavity spot caused by Pythium violae to identify new management strategies

10. How to optimize the deployment of biocontrol products for carrot?

11. Understanding the root causes: improving carrot virus management in the United Kingdom

12. Development of screening assays and diagnostic techniques to assess resistance to willow carrot aphid (Cavariella aegopodii) and carrot red leaf virus (CtRLV)

L.H.K. Chappell | R.H. Collier | C.J. Allender | G.C. Barker | G.R. Teakle

13. AlterCarot: conception of agroecological cropping systems with the use of pesticides as a last resort: focus on weed control in carrot cultivation and transferability of decision rules

14. Decision support tools for crop protection current options and future prospects for growers of carrot and other apiaceous crops

15. Evaluation of the entomopathogenic nematode Steinernema feltiae Filipjev as a biological control agent against carrot fly (Psila rosae F.)

R.H. Binks | A. Jukes | R.H. Collier

16. Non-fumigant nematicides and root-knot nematode management in Californian carrots

J. Sidhu | J.J. Nunez

17. Consumer acceptance of carrot cultivars associated with volatile and non-volatile metabolic profiles

T. Nothnagel | D. Ulrich | F. Dunemann | C. Böttcher | H. Budahn

18. New insights on the role of carrots in relieving the double burden of malnutrition and cancer

K. Brandt | R. Alfurayhi | C.C. Ojobor | T. Ahmad | G. Lietz

19. Potential use of UVC light for increasing nutraceutical quality in fresh-cut carrots of different root colors

L. Valerga | R.E. González | A. Concellón | P.F. Cavagnaro

20. Recent advances in characterizing the carrot genome

21. Transposable elements and the carrot genome

S. Hadagali | D. Grzebelus

22. Exploring modification of centromeric histone H3 (CENH3) as a strategy for haploid induction in carrot (Daucus carota)

C.M. Meyer | I.L. Goldman | P.J. Krysan

23. Production of a high-resolution genetic map in carrot from multi-parental populations

L. Aqbouch | J. Osorio y Fortea | S. Arnoux

24. QTL mapping utilizing F_2:3 linkage mapping populations reveals regions of chromosomes 2 and 6 are significantly associated with root width in carrot

A. Vega-Alfaro | S.H. Brainard | I.L. Goldman

25. Transfer of resistance to the northern root-knot nematode (Meloidogyne hapla) from carrot wild relatives to the cultivated carrot

26. Assessment of genetic diversity and population structure of carrot accessions with DcSto Intron Length Polymorphism markers

S. Hadagali | K. Stelmach | A. Macko-Podgórni | S. Cholin | D. Grzebelus

27. Assessment of the genetic structure and diversity of arracacha (Arracacia xanthorrhiza) using genotyping-by-sequencing

28. Counting carrots: conservation and use of apiaceous crops from genebank to data

S. Trinder | N. Fenby | Y. Wen | C.J. Allender

29. A window into a genebank: GRIN-Global as a tool to support use of the UK Vegetable Genebank collections

S. Trinder | N. Fenby | P. Brown | C.J. Allender

30. Unlocking the genetic diversity in Tunisian carrot (Daucus carota subsp. sativus) using phenotypic and molecular markers

31. Computer vision for carrot root phenotyping on smartphone images taken during crop evaluation

C. Torres | D.N. Diaz Estrada | M. Kresović | O. Robert

32. How can envirotyping help to mitigate the impact of climate change on carrots?

J. Chevalier | A. Gomez

33. Screening of drought tolerant carrot genotypes and understanding drought tolerance in carrots

Md.H. Ar Rashid | D. Senalik | E. Lalor | W. Rolling | P.W. Simon

34. Response of Turkish purple carrot genotypes to the anther culture

O. Cavusoglu | F. Ozturk | M. Ipek | A. Ipek

35. Valorization of carrot genetic resources through participatory breeding for organic farming

36. The carrot SCRI project taps into carrot diversity to develop genetic and genomic resources, evaluate nutrient bioavailability, and assess factors influencing grower and consumer decisions

37. Screening of carrot wild relatives in warm, dry and saline field conditions with respect to root and seed production

A.T.M. Majharul Mannan | M.A. Rahim | P.W. Simon | E. Lalor-King | D. Senalik

38. Physiological method of selection of wild carrot as source material for breeding heat-resistant cultivars

39. Gene flow and introgression of cultivar alleles in wild carrot populations at increasing distances from a source

J. Brunet | F. Hernández | L. Palmieri

40. Carrot wild relatives in Tunisia: genetic diversity and potential for climate change adaptation