Postharvest Loss, Causes, and Handling Practices of Fruits and Vegetables in Ethiopia: Scoping Review
The Improvement of Tomato Shelf Life using Chitosan and Starfruit Leaf Extract as Edible Coatings
Nafi Ananda Utama
Orcid-Profil, und Putrika Citta Pramesi
Orcid-Profil Hydroponic pH Modifiers affect Plant Growth and Nutrient Content in Leafy Greens
Understanding Phenological Stages of Pomegranates vis-à-vis Flowering and Fruiting Regulation
Hare Krishna
Orcid-Profil, , und The Use of Hydrogen Peroxide and Silver Nanoparticles in Horticulture
Lidia Sas-Paszt
Orcid-Profil, Adam Wojdyła
Orcid-Profil und Teresa Orlikowska
Orcid-Profil pISSN: 2300-5009, eISSN: 2353-3978
Journal of Horticultural Research is a successor of two journals: Journal of Fruit and Ornamental Plant Research and Vegetable Crops Research Bulletin, published by the National Institute of Horticultural Research. The archive papers can be found at the following addresses:
- Journal of Fruit and Ornamental Plant Research
- Vegetable Crops Research Bulletin
Journal of Horticultural Research is a bi-annual journal, which publishes original, peer-reviewed papers, short communications and review articles covering basic sciences as well as practical aspects of fruit, vegetable and ornamental plant research.
Relevant subjects include: biotechnology, plant breeding, crop cultivation outdoor and under covers, soil management and plant nutrition, plant-water relations, glasshouse climate, soil biology, weed science, pest and diseases, growth regulators, seed science, post-harvest physiology and quality evaluation, nutritional value, storage and processing technology, economics and management research.
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- accessibility of articles,
- wide range of subjects,
- authors from all over the world.
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- 50%
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