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PROGRAM

Monday, 23th May 2022

 (time zone (CEST), UTC +2))

 

CHECK IN

9:30-10:15

 

 

OPENING

10:15-10:30

 

 

INVITED LECTURES

 

AUTHORS

TITLE

10:30-11:10

M. Shigyo, M. Abdelrahman, R. Finkers, O. Scholten

Recent advances and future challenges for a multi-omics analysis pipeline as breeding tool in Allium research community

11:10-11:50

R. Kamenetsky

Strategies for garlic breeding: challenges and    achievements

 

11:50-12:20

Discussion

 

BREAK

12:20-12:45

 

 

LECTURES Session 1 – Biodiversity, Genetic Resources, Genomics, and Transcriptomics

 

Moderator:

M. Shigyo

 

 

 

 

 

AUTHORS

TITLE

12:45-13:00

E. de Vahl

Historical cultivars of Allium cepa L. (Aggregatum-Group) introduced to Sweden 1830-1860

13:00-13:15

K. Nguyen Van, K. Hummer, L. Le Thi, H. Doi Hong,  N. Hoang Thi, T. Le Van, H. Nguyen Tien, H. Nguyen Thi

Development of Allium collections at the Vietnamese National Plant Genebank: From folk legend to modern living

13:15-13:30

I. Bazon, D. Ban, Z. Satovic, S. Goreta Ban

The bulb morphological traits of Croatian garlic (Allium sativum L.) genetic resources

13:30-13:45

H. Ikeda, T. Ishii

Diurnal changes in gene expression that relate to bulb development in onion cultivars

13:45-14:00

O. Scholten, A. Crucitti, G. Puccio, A. Tiberini, A. Mauceri, M. van Kaauwen,  F. Sunseri, B. Vosman, F. Mercati

WRKY gene family drives dormancy release in onion bulbs

14:00-14:15

R. Kamenetsky, E. Shemesh-Mayer, I. Yarmus, D. Teper,  D. Ment, D. Gelbart, N. Sher

The microbiome of the garlic plant- should we clean it all?

BREAK

14:15-15:15

 

 

LECTURES Session 2 –  Production Technology, Crop Management and Organic Farming

 

Moderator:

D. Leskovar

 

 

 

AUTHORS

TITLE

15:15-15:30

J. Bodyn, S. Buysens, L. Lauwers, L. Lippens, A. Waverijn

Onion, a rising crop in Belgium

15:30-15:45

S. Buysens, L. LIppens,  L. Lauwers,  J. Bodyn,  A. Waverijn, L. De Reycke

Preparing Flemish leek growers for future challenges

15:45-16:00

A. Ms. Waverijn, S. Ms. Buysens, E. Ms. Vandewoestijne,  P. Janssens,  J. Vaerten,  E. Ms. Matthyssen,  N. Ms. Hisette,  M. Ms. Hendrickx, J.

Optimizing the drip irrigation strategy in leek

16:00-16:15

G. A. Ms. Sopha, C. Hermanto, H. Kerckhoffs, J. Heyes,  J. Hanly

Shallot Fertilization Practice at Farmer’s Level in West Java Province, Indonesia

16:15-16:30

A. Maharijaya, A. Purwito, H. Harti,  L. Nur Salma

Production of shallot mini bulb G0 from true shallot seed with various planting densities and shade

16:30-16:45

Vitho Alveno, A. Maharijaya, M. Ahmad Chozin, S. Sugiyanta, S. Suwarto

Production of shallot using a banana-shallot intercropping and higher density planting for effective land use

16:45-17:00

V. Joshi, A. Castillo, D. Leskovar,  S. Malla –

Strategic approaches to mitigate Salmonella contamination of bulb onions

17:00-17:30

Disscusion

 

 

Tuesday, 24th May 2022

 

(time zone (CEST), UTC +2))

 

LECTURES Session 3 – Plant (Eco)Physiology and Propagation

 

Moderator:

R. Kamenetsky 

 

 

 

 

AUTHORS

TITLE

10:00-10:15

D. Castronuovo,V. Candido, L. Cardone, M. Maria Pandolfo

Germination analysis of tassel hyacinth [Muscari comosum (L.) Mill] seeds: first results

10:15-10:30

E. Retno Palupi, R. Rosliani, Y. Hilman late, K. Krisantini

Benzyl-amino-purine (BAP) and Boron (B) increased true seed of shallot production and quality

10:30-10:45

M. L. Romo Perez, C.H. Weinert, B. Egert,  B.L. Franzisky, S. Kulling, C. Zörb

Sodium accumulation and its effect on the metabolite profile of onion bulbs

10:45-11:00

N. Išić, M. Franić, Marta Sivec, Dean Ban, Nikola Major, S.G. Ban

Early response of garlic landraces to drought stress through photosynthetic parameters

11:00-11:15

T. K. Kovacevic, N. Major, M. Franic, N. Isic, M. Sivec, D. Ban,  I. Bazon, S. Goreta Ban

Changes in proline, total phenolic content, and antioxidant capacity related to the drought stress induced in two garlic landraces

 

11:15-11:45

Discussion

 

BREAK

11:45-12:00

 

 

LECTURES Session 4 – Pest and Disease Management

 

Moderator:

O. Scholten

 

 

 

 

AUTHORS

TITLE

12:00-12:15

N. Neshev, M. Yanev,  A. Mitkov, N. Shopova, M. Nesheva

Cultural versus herbicidal weed management practices in green onions

12:15-12:30

N. Neshev, M. Yanev,  A. Mitkov, N. Shopova

Comparative evaluation of increased rates of the herbicide fluroxypyr in green onions

12:30-12:45

M. Ruth McDonald, K. Vander Kooi, K. Jordan, T. Blauel

Efficacy of chemical and organic nematicides for the management of stem and bulb nematode, Ditylenchus dipsaci, in garlic

12:45-13:00

K. Darma, A. Maharijaya, M. Leiwakabessy, P. Khrisrachmalia, H. Harti, S. Wiyono

Controlling of Spodoptera exigua Hubner in shallot by non-chemical methods

 

13:00-13:15

B. Porta, B. Vosman, O. Scholten

Diversity of thrips in onion and Allium spp. worldwide

 

13:15-13:30

M. Ruth McDonald, K. Vander Kooi, T.  Blauel

 

Onion maggot and onion thrips over forty years of integrated pest management

 

13:30-14:00

Discussion

 

BREAK

14:00-15:00

 

 

LECTURES Session 5 – Pest and Disease Management

 

Moderator:

M.R. McDonald

 

 

 

AUTHORS

TITLE

15:00-15:15

P. Singh, S. Rao

Effect of curing methods on Botrytis neck rot disease of onions in the Canadian prairies

15:15-15:30

M. Ruth McDonald, E. McFaul, B. D. Gossen

Tracking fungicide insensitivity in Stemphylium vesicarium to azoxystrobin and fluopyram

15:30-15:45

M. Kooy, M. Ruth McDonald, K. Vander Kooi, B. D. Gossen

Improving management of Stemphylium leaf blight of onion

15:45-16:00

Y. Shneyder, E. Shneyder, E. Karimova

Xanthomonas euvesicatoria pv. allii the causal agent of onion bacterial blight – dangerous onion bacteriosis

16:00-16:15

M. Ruth McDonald, T. Blauel, K. Vander Kooi

DOWNCAST is an effective model for predicting onion downy mildew in Ontario, Canada

16:15-16:30

Y. Shneyder, E. Karimova, Y. Prikhodko, T. Zhivaeva, I. Smirnova

Iris yellow spot virus – dangerous pathogen of onion vegetable crops

16:30:16:45

S. Hidayat, A. Saputri, H. Harti, E. Tondok

 

Effect of viruses and fungi infecting seed bulb and true shallot seed on disease incidence and yield of shallot in Indonesia

16:45-17:15

Discussion

 

 

Wensday , 24th May 2022

 

(time zone (CEST), UTC +2))

 

LECTURES Session 6 – Quality and Postharvest Technology

 

Moderator:

N. Major 

 

 

 

 

AUTHORS

TITLE

10:00-10:15

N. Major, T. K. Kovacevic,  J. Perkovic, D. Ban, Mario Franic, S. Goreta Ban

Amino acid content and bioactive properties of Allium ursinum L. in Croatia

10:15-10:30

T. K. Kovacevic, N. Major, M. Franic,  J. Perkovic, D. Ban, S. Goreta Ban

Volatile compounds profile comparison between leaves and bulbs of Allium ursinum L.

10:30-10:45

S. Dhumal, N. Holikatti, Ravindra Pawar, S. Sarvade, V. Garande

Quality retention and shelf life of fresh cut onion as affected by cut type and postharvest treatments

10:45-11:00

S. Dhumal, N. Holikatti, R. Pawar, S. Sarvade, V. Garande

Headspace gas concentration and quality parameters of packaged fresh cut red onion as affected by nanoformulation of hexanal and other pretreatments

11:00-11:15

S. Dhumal, N. Holikatti, S. Jadhav,  R. Pawar,  U. Shinde,  S. Sarvade,  V. Garande

Effectiveness of packaging materials and storage environments on quality and shelf life of pretreated diced red onion

 

11:15-11:30

S. Dhumal, N. Holikatti, R. Pawar, U. Shinde,  V. Garande, S. Sarvade

Effect of modified atmosphere packaging and storage temperatures on pre-treated fresh cut red onion

 

11:30-11:45

Disscussion

 

BREAK

11:45-12:30

 

 

General discussion and closing

12:30-13:00

 

 

Business meeting

13:00-13:30

 

 

 

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