IECHo 2025 - 6 articles
The 2nd International Electronic Conference on Horticulturae
Online | 27–29 May 2025
Volume Editors:
Luigi De Bellis, Salento University, Italy
Alberto Pardossi, University of Pisa, Italy
Yuyang Zhang, Huazhong Agricultural University, China
In the burgeoning floriculture sector of Indian agriculture, optimizing yields of loose flowers like Ixora is crucial. This study investigates the impact of micronutrient management on floral quality, physiological attributes, and postharvest shelf l...
Resource efficiency is essential in today’s approach to horticulture. The global problems of water scarcity, soil pollution, biodiversity loss, and rapid growth of the global population require increased food production with fewer resources. Re...
Yanan Hu 1, Ruimin Li 2 and Guiyan Huang 1 [...]
Efficient pesticide delivery in mango orchards is hindered by tall canopies and dense foliage. This study evaluated two ultra-low-volume (ULV) nozzles—TeeJet XR and HYPRO rotary—mounted on an indigenous multirotor drone during flowering a...
Mabroom dates (Phoenix dactylifera L.) are recognized as one of the most important crops in Qatar. Fresh fruit dates are susceptible to mould and post-harvest spoilage, resulting in a significant financial loss. Octanoic fatty acid (OFA) has been sho...
Microbial contamination of food can lead to faster spoilage and infections. Therefore, disinfection processes are required that have a low detrimental effect on the nutritional content. Concerning radiation disinfection, two spectral ranges have rece...
