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En línea

Subtropical fruit growing, Avocado (avocado), Mango, Custard Apple, Loquat

Spanish

4

C-vet

Informal

This course aims to broaden knowledge in a general and simple way, of all aspects related to Subtropical Fruit Growing, widely distributed in many countries. This course is intended to give an overview of the situation of Subtropical Fruit Growing, describing the main subtropical species cultivated today, highlighting aspects of their morphology, edaphoclimatic requirements, main varieties and existing patterns. Within the course, sections are developed concerning the main cultivation techniques carried out in each of the species; planting, fertilizing, irrigation, pruning, harvesting, conservation, common physiopathies and main pests and diseases present.

Fruit growing, subtropical, tree, fruit, edaphoclimatic, temperature, frost, cold-hours, winter, summer, spring, autumn, rain, wind, hail, snow, altitude, insolation, latitude, seasonal, tropical fruit, subtropical fruit, Mediterranean fruit , species, fruit, planting, resistance, tolerance, perenniality, evergreen, deciduous, maturation, buds, lint, scales, rest, wood, roots, sprouting, avocado, avocado, avocado, abacate, cure, wild butter, apricot, medlar, medlar, hormones, gibberellins, flowering, flower, convection, radiation, irrigation, subscriber, pruning, custard apple, mango, medlar, production, marketing, market, transpiration, respiration, photosynthesis, harvest, postharvest, maturity, climacteric, preclimacteric, postclimacteric, taxonomy, protogyny, grafts, patterns, varieties, seeds, propagation, veceria, alternation, collection, aphids, mealybugs, thrips, red spider, dicogamy, hass, bacon, autogamy, geiton ogamy, uniseeded, strong, lula, ryan, pinkerton, shield, cleft, spike, zutano, soil, fruiting, ringed, fertile, superpoda, annona cherimola, trunk, branches, buds, herkogamy, prefemale, self-compatible, polyberry, bouquet, mamillata , umbonata, tuberculata, fino de jete, dormancy, seedbed, seedlings, rootstock, plague, diseases, plant material, campas, tan, tarameado, asurado, salinity, eriobotrya japonica, rootstock, quince, algerie, golden nugget, magdal , tanaka, mangifera indica, endocarp, bone, physiopathies, monoembryonic, polyembryonic, juvenile, mesocarp, keitt, osteen, panicles, fruit.

235

Private certification

120 hours

Not defined

Fruitculture

fruit farming and viticulture

No conditions

Knowledge on fruitculture and fruit production