PRODUCTION / CULTIVATION AND HARVESTING PRACTICES

Paper #086 - PDF document

Keynote Speaker

Seabuckthorn - Present and Future.

Thomas S. C. Li, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Pacific Agri-Food Research Center, Summerland, British Columbia (Canada)

Study on Micropropagation of Hippophae rhamnoides L.

Virendra Singh* and R.K. Gupta (India)

Paper #001 - PDF document

Effects of Fertilizers, Mulches and Land Contours on the Growth of Seabuckthorn Cultivars in organic Farming.

Merja Heinäaho, Tadeusz Aniszewski, Jyrki Pusenius, Riitta Julkunen-Tiitt (Finland)

Paper #012 - PDF ducoment

The Correlation between Seabuckthorn Berry Quality and Its Altitudes of Occurrence Areas.

Lu Rongsen (China)

Paper #019 - PDF document

Review on Seabuckthorn Research in the Russian Federation and Nis.

Natalia Demidova* (Russia)

Paper #016 - PDF document

Development of a Branch Shaker to Harvest Seabuckthorn.

Roger Chagnon, Jérôme Boutin and Sylvain Fortin (Canada)

PRODUCTION / BREEDING

Paper #088 - Presentation unavailable

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Keynote Speaker

Genetic Selection and Introduction of Promising Hippophaë Rahmnoides L. Cultivars - the American Perspective.

Wudeneh letchamo*, Thomas Molnar and Reed Funk, Rugters University (U.S.A.)

Paper #035 - PDF document

Seabuckthorn (Hippophaë rhamnoides L.) Cultivar Establishment and Survival in a Maritime Environment.

D.B. McKenzie* (Canada)

Paper #064 - PDF document

The Enigma of Low Temperature Tolerance in Seabuckthorn.

Akhilesh K. Yadav, Gopal K. Chowdhary, Parul Saxena, Renu Deswal (India)

Paper #092 - PDF document

From the Monitoba Hippophae Cultivation, Harvesting and Marketing Experience.

Charles Robert, Lucille Robert and Wudeneh Letchamo (Canada-USA)