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THE XII INTERNATIONAL CITRUS CONGRE
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WELCOME MESSAGE On behalf of the In
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Members Dr. FLORENTINO JUSTE Direct
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Poster presentations All posters ar
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SPONSORS XII INTERNATIONAL CITRUS C
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WE TAKE CARE Managing and adding va
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Scientific Programme
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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME Note: Sessions
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SESSION 01: Citrus germplasm and ph
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Poster ID Title S02P01 S02P02 S02P0
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Poster ID Title S02P37 S02P38 S02P3
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SESSION 05: BIOTECHNOLOGY Oral pres
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Poster ID Title S05P19 S05P20 S05P2
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Poster ID Title S06P08 S06P09 S06P1
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SESSION 08: Abiotic stress Oral pre
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SESSION 09: Postharvest physiology
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Poster ID Title S09P20 S09P21 S09P2
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Poster ID Title S10P01 S10P02 S10P0
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- Page 71: Plenary Conferences PC01 The Spanis
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S05O01 Unlocking the molecular secr
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engineering. We addressed this goal
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citrus, somatic embryogenesis is an
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citrus plants produced fertile flow
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S05P09 Production of a recombinant
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S05P14 Assessment of pollen-mediate
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S05P19 Establishment of a transient
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efficient for elimination of all ci
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therefore the addition of complemen
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Session 06 FRUIT PHYSIOLOGY S06
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S06 environmental cues. From an evo
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S06 The experiment was conducted at
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S06 S06P07 Pre-harvest rind breakdo
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S06 S06P12 Fruit growth and sugar a
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Session 07 REGULATION OF GROWTH AND
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S07 S07O03 Alternate bearing in Cit
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S07 S07P02 Daily temperature amplit
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S07 program were to increase fruit
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S07 involved in stress signalling,
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S08O01 Polyamines: a key player in
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S08O06 Roots are necessary for the
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‘Citremon’ in terms of salinity
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was to compare in vitro behavior of
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three replications was used. The me
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05, 2010 -1 1 and 2011-2012. In thi
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S08P22 Micromorphological studies o
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Session 09 POSTHARVEST PHYSIOLOGY A
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S09 Nevertheless our knowledge on i
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S09 S09O08 A new prespective in con
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S09 S09O13 Potassium sorbate increa
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S09 S09P05 Quality attributes of Va
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S09 may be operating in the differe
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S09 with the aim of better understa
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S09 S09P20 Modulation of host respo
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S09 S09P25 Effects of fluorescent P
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S09 S09P30 Selection and in vitro e
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S09 S09P35 Curative and protective
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Session 10 WATERING AND NUTRITION S
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S10 water use efficiency, governmen
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S10 S10O08 Uptake of 44Ca and 15N b
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S10 S10P03 Recover of plugged dripp
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S10 S10P08 Predicting the impact of
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S10 were evaluated. Yield, fruit qu
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S10 optimum value. Available nitrog
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S10 and soil samples (0-10,10-20, 2
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S10 on gray upland soil were used.
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Session 11 CULTURAL PRACTICES AND M
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S11 compare ‘Valencia’ trees on
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S11 horticultural, engineering, and
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S11 composition, and growth paramet
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S11 cost and thereby increase the p
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S11 checked. The objective is to se
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S11 management. Due to the lack of
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Session 12 CITRUS HLB AND OTHER BAC
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S12 S12O03 A new insect vector of C
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S12 greater for T&J (255&220) than
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S12 We developed a new MLVA (MultiL
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S12 have not been completely fulfil
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S12 only occurred in the latter. Ta
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S12 not indicate effect of the prev
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S12 mechanism against “Candidatus
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S12 scheme and three adapted from s
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S12 for this disease, we started th
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S12 S12P32 Bacteriostatic and bacte
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S12 Here, we report a novel diagnos
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S12 S12P41 Gaining experience with
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Session 13 FRUIT FLIES S13
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S13 S13O03 Multiple insecticide res
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S13 With abundant production worldw
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S13 S13P05 Role of phytosanitary su
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S13 (Mauri Pinnacle protein®) on a
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S13 S13P14 Evaluation of mass trapp
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S14O01 Recent developments on Citru
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assay was performed to find out if
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on stems and trunks of sensitive ci
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invasion by the other. The relative
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S14P08 Population variation of Citr
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Spatial analysis showed that small
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was carried out for five years on g
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detected in the main trunk and root
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S14P28 Setting up and evaluation of
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the nurseries, which started sellin
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Session 15 FUNGAL DISEASES S15
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S15 fluorescent pigment in the firs
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S15 It produces orange-brown lesion
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S15 that only ascospores are respon
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S15 the northwestern and 64 from th
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S15 Almost all of the high-fruit-qu
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S15 and 41 kg, UTC trees produced 3
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S15 S15P23 Expression profiles of d
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S15 S15P28 Optimization of copper a
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Session 16 ENTOMOLOGY AND PEST CONT
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S16 Spanish citrus orchards for man
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S16 Daily fertigation required by A
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S16 most important of a narrow-rang
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S16 citrus flowers causing importan
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S16 design is RCB with 4 treatments
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S16 Suppression of citrus psyllid p
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S16 in the area, the California Red
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S16 among three natural enemies of
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S16 a high incidence of damaged fru
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S16 spider mite performance on citr
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S16 S16P32 Monitoring and Managemen
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S16 S16P37 Carbendazim, mancozeb an
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S16 result except S. pygmaeus larva
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S16 a Potter spray tower (spray dep
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S17O01 New citrus variety evaluatio
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S17O06 New promising citrus hybrids
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to 1980. These genotypes were exami
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thus being most new plant material
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the production period of this crop
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S17P19 Acceptability of ‘Fremont
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S17P24 Molecular characterization o
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assessed. Fruits were collected whe
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S18O01 Reflections on a career in c
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attained with the use of the tradit
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S18O10 ‘Forner-Alcaide 5’: a ci
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selections (‘Caffin’ and ‘Spi
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eshni), Citrus volkameriana, Citrus
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higher proportion of split fruits (
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S18P21 Crop production of ‘Okitsu
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were found that the order of drough
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larger, while trunk girth was not a
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S20O01 Flavanones are involved in t
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S20O06 Evaluation of the anticancer
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S20P04 The leaves of Mediterranean
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S20P09 Dissipation and residue of 2
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S21O01 Biochemical and molecular me
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e directly commercialized and repre
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S21P04 Change in nonvolatile flavou
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S21P09 Characterization of fruits o
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have any effect on the content of p
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when exposed to the aroma. A non-su
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S22O01 The development of citrus in
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S22O06 Evolution of development mod
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S22P04 The experience of the Entre
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S22P09 Price evolution of ‘Clemen
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A Abdel Fattah A. 249 Abdelgallel A
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Carra A. 89 Carrera R.R. 108 Carril
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Flores R. 77, 84, 235, 237 Flores S
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Kahn T. 27, 29, 30, 215, 310, 312 K
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Miles A.K. 263 Miller A.M. 83 Milon
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Rajabi A. 130 Rajaei H. 129 Rambeau
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Tena A. 275, 280, 288 Teresani G. 1
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