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DAKAR - SENEGAL
AAHC 2021
ALL AFRICA HORTICULTURAL
CONGRESS
MARCH 29 - 31st 2021
Provisional
PROGRAMME
CONGRESS AT A GLANCE
Le congrès en un coup d’œilCONTEXT
T
he horticultural development is one of the main factors
in increasing Senegal’s agricultural competitiveness and
Monday Tuesday strengthen its contribution
Wednesday
to the production of national
Morning
29/03/2021 30/03/2021wealth. 31/03/2021
For that, it is necessary to implement a comprehensive and
inclusive strategy that integrates all areas of the horticultural
value chain.
8 :30 -10 :00 Official opening Keynote 5 From this perspective, the Horticulture
Keynote 7 Cluster, together
with the Horticulture Direction, the Ministry of Professional
Keynote 6 Training, Learning and
Keynote 8 Skills and UCAD, have
Artisanal
initiated a process for Senegal to join the ISHS (International
Society for Horticultural Science).
3 thematic symposia in 3 thematic symposia in
parallel parallel role in the sector of scientific
In order to strengthen Senegal’s
research and innovation in horticulture, the Horticulture
Cluster, with the support of the Ministry of Agriculture and
Keynote 1 Rural Equipment, proposed and obtained in Ibadan, during
the 3rd AAHC 2016, the holding in 2021 of the 4th African
Keynote 2
Congress of Horticultural Sciences in Senegal.
10:30 - 12:30 T1 T2 T3 T1 T2 T3
Keynote 3
Keynote 4
3 thematic symposia in
Afternoon
parallel AAHC 2021 Dakar
The 4 thAAHC Dakar Conference, which will be the first of
ISHS Business meeting
AAHC in the French-speaking world, is aiming at significantly
increasing the number of participants. Its main objectives are,
among others, to:
13:30 - 15:30 T1 T2 T3 • Build a space for interaction and experience sharing for
e-Poster session
W1
global and African horticulture W3
stakeholders, on current
• Nigeria realities, researches and ongoing reflections, practices that
AAHC2016 will strongly impact transformation inside this economic
• Kenya
and social sector, with a powerful strategic positioning for
the continent.
DAKAR AAHC2009
• Take stock of African Horticulture: where do we stand in
SENEGAL
aahc 2021 terms of specific experiences and plans for the future?
FAO side event
• Through thematic workshops, foster B2B discussions,
promote business opportunities, develop sustain
partnership and strategic investment
• Afrique du Sud
16:00 - 17:30 W4 W6 W2
AAHC2012 W5
Closure session
LOCATION OF THE THEME OF THE
EVENT CONGRESS
T :will
The Congress Symposium
take place in W : Seminar-debate e-Posters
Dakar and will be held online Transformative
29 -31St March innovations in
2021 ii horticulture
Book of Abstracts – Livre des Résumés
4 th A l l A f r i c a 29 – 31 MARCH 2021
Hort icult ur al Congress
DAY 1 / JOUR 1
Monday, 29 March 2021
Opening session / Session d’ouverture
TIME Opening session / Session d’ouverture
DAY 1 / JOUR 1
Moderator: Moctar Fall, President of the Horticulture Cluster of Senegal
- Opening speech 1 – Mrs Soham El Wardini, Mayor of the city of Dakar
Monday, 29 - March 20212 – Mrs Yüksel Tüzel, President of ISHS
Opening speech
8:30 – 10:00 - Opening speech 3 – Mr Haile Gabriel Abebe, Assistant-Director General, FAO Regional Office
- Opening speech 4 – S. E. Mr. Philippe Lalliot, Ambassador of France in Senegal
- Opening
Opening speech 5session / Session
– Mr. Dame Diop, d’ouverture
Minister of Employment, Vocational Training, Apprenticeship and
Integration
- Opening speech 6 – Mr Moussa Baldé, Minister of Agriculture and Rural Equipment
TIME Opening session / Session d’ouverture
Moderator: Moctar Fall, President of the Horticulture Cluster of Senegal
Plenary session / Session plénière
-
-
10h30
Opening speech 1 – Mrs Soham – 12h30
El Wardini, Mayor of the city of Dakar
Opening speech 2 – Mrs Yüksel Tüzel, President of ISHS
8:30 – 10:00 - Opening speech 3 – Mr Haile Gabriel Abebe, Assistant-Director General, FAO Regional Office
- Opening speech 4 – S. E. Mr. Philippe Lalliot, Ambassador of France in Senegal
Invited keynote speakers / Conférenciers invités
- Opening speech 5 – Mr. Dame Diop, Minister of Employment, Vocational Training, Apprenticeship and
Integration
Invited Keynote Speaker 1
- - Opening
Ousmane speech 6 – (AKADEMYA2063)
Badiane Mr Moussa Baldé, Minister
: Globalofsocio-economic
Agriculture and Rural of
context Equipment
Africa: challenges and
opportunities for horticulture
Invited Keynote Speaker 2
- Plenary
Françoise session
Assogba-Komlan (Ministry/ Session
of Agricuture ofplénière
Benin): Horticulture and agricultural policy:
10h30 – 12h30
the case of Benin / Horticulture et politique publique agricole: le cas du Bénin
10:30 - 12:30 Invited keynote speakers / Conférenciers invités
InvitedKeynote
Invited KeynoteSpeaker
Speaker13
Bibi Giyose
- - Ousmane (African
Badiane Union-NEPAD/FAO)
(AKADEMYA2063) : Integrating
: Global and promoting
socio-economic context ofnutrition in the horticulture
Africa: challenges and for
developmentfor
opportunities agendas and in a multisactorial approach targeting all forms of fighting malnutrition in Africa
horticulture
InvitedKeynote
Invited KeynoteSpeaker
Speaker24
- - Marco Wopereis (World Vegetable
Françoise Assogba-Komlan (MinistryCenter) : Vegetable
of Agricuture research
of Benin) matters for Africa
: Horticulture and agricultural policy:
the case of Benin / Horticulture et politique publique agricole: le cas du Bénin
10:30 - 12:30
Invited Keynote Speaker 3
- Bibi Giyose (African Union-NEPAD/FAO): Integrating and promoting nutrition in the horticulture for
development agendas and in a multisactorial approach targeting all forms of fighting malnutrition in Africa
Invited Keynote Speaker 4
- Marco Wopereis (World Vegetable Center): Vegetable research matters for Africa
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DAY 1 / JOUR 1
Monday, 29 March 2021
Scientific sessions / Sessions scientifiques
T2 : ENVIRONMENT AND
TIME T1 : NUTRITION AND HEALTH SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT OF T3 : VALUE CHAIN
NATURAL RESOURCE
Session 1:
Sub-theme A (StA): Session 2: Session 3:
Nutritional quality of fresh and Sub-theme D (StD): Sub-theme G (StG):
processed horticultural Climate change Productivity
products Chairperson: Chairperson:
13:30–15:30 Chairperson: BONAVENTURE O. AMAN THIBAUD MARTIN
SOGNIGBE NDANIKOU ****** ******
****** Rapporteur: Rapporteur:
Rapporteur: BABACAR LABOU MAMADOU DIATTE
ETIENNE TENDENG ***** *****
******
KEYNOTE PAPER 1 (KN1): KEYNOTE PAPER 2 (KN2): KEYNOTE PAPER 3 (KN3):
Influence of infrared drying on the Supporting family farming resilience to Promotion of Moringa products via an
13:30 – 13:50 drying kinetics and quality of shea climate change impact sustainably: the inclusive value chain for an economic,
(Vitellaria paradoxa) fruit pulp and contribution of climate-smart agriculture social and environmental impacts in
peel. under North African context. Africa.
Joseph Kudadam Korese Youssef Brouziyne Rokiatou Traoré
T3-StG-P1: Response of Tomato
T1-StA-P1: A review on health
T2-StD-P1: Identification of new (Lycopersicum esculentus) to varying
benefits of water melon (Citrullus
13:50 – 14:05 sources of heat tolerance in tomatoes. levels of Nitrogen fertilization and spacing
lanatus).
Mathieu A.T. Ayenan in Sudan savanna agro ecology of Nigeria.
Rabiu Dahiru
Sani Musa Shehu
T1-StA-P2: Phytohormones in T2-StD-P2: Sweet cherry yield, fruit
T3-StG-P2: Horticultural performance of
organic fertilizers influence β- quality and water productivity under
habanero pepper (Capsicum chinense)
14:05 – 14:20 carotene and Marketable Yield of rainfed conditions in Eastern Free
breeding lines and cultivars in Benin.
Lettuce (Lactuca sativa). State, South Africa.
Herbaud Zohoungbogbo
Jessica Davis Phumudzo Charle Tharaga
T1-StA-P3: Study of kinetic of
T2-StD-P3: Integrated management of T3-StG-P3: Management of Fall
Betacyanin degradation in prickly
Helicoverpa armigera, main insect pest Armyworm (Spodoptera frugiperda) for
14:20 – 14:35 pear (Opuntia spp.) juice during
of field tomatoes in Niayes, Senegal. sustainable food security in Senegal.
pasteurization and storage.
Mamadou Diatte Awa Ndiaye.
Joseph Bassama
T3-StG-P4: Exogenously supplied
T1-StA-P4: Appraisal of research T2-StD-P4: Early growth responses of
trehalose and nitric oxide improves seed
works on Roselle (Hibiscus yellow passion fruit seedlings to
14:35 – 14:50 yield and quality of dry bean (Phaseolus
sabdariffa) in West Africa. irrigation intervals
vulgaris) under late sowing conditions.
Rebecca Ibe Okorie Ndukwe
Hamdino Ahmed
T1-StA-P5: Degradation kinetics of T3-StG-P5: Screening eggplant (Solanum
T2-StD-P5: Phenotyping African
beta carotene and antioxidant melongena) in Mali and Burkina-Faso for
eggplant growth and nutritional quality
14:50 – 15:05 capacity during drying of African resistance to bacterial wilt disease and for
under abiotic stress.
eggplant. use as a rootstock for grafting with tomato.
Noémie David-Rogeat
Willis Owino Wubetu Bihon Legesse
T1-StA-P6: Evaluation of the T2-StD-P6: Influence of planting period T3-StG-P6: Occurrence of tomato leaf
nutritional potential of orange-fleshed on phenology, yield and yield miner Tuta absoluta (Lepidoptera:
15:05 – 15:20 sweet potato to prevent vitamin A components of three Corchorus olitorius Gelechiidae) in Côte d'Ivoire: actual status
deficiency in rural areas of Senegal. cultivars under two growing conditions. and approach of solution.
Papa Mamadou Sylla Victoria Ayodele Lassina Fondio
2 seminars with parallel debate
16:00–17:30
W-4. Food security of fruit and vegetables in
W-6. Towards a continental market of fruit and vegetables
Africa
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DAY 2 / JOUR 2
Tuesday, 30 March 2021
CONTEXT
Scientific sessions / Sessions scientifiques
T2 : ENVIRONMENT AND
The horticultural development is one of the main factors
in increasing Senegal’s agricultural competitiveness and
TIME T1 : NUTRITION AND HEALTH SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT OF T3 : VALUE CHAIN
strengthen its contribution to the production of national
NATURAL RESOURCE
wealth.
Invited Keynote Speaker 5
For that, it is necessary to implement a comprehensive and
- Elisabeth Mitcham (UC Davis): Innovations in postharvest management to achieve environmental and
inclusive strategy that integrates all areas of the horticultural
economic sustainability
9:00 – 10:00 value chain.
Invited Keynote Speaker 6
From this perspective, the Horticulture Cluster, together
- Million Belay (AFSA): Calling for the food and nutrition sovereignty of Africa
with the Horticulture Direction, the Ministry of Professional
Sub-theme B (StB):
Training, Learning and Artisanal Skills and UCAD, have
Sub-theme E (StE):
initiated a process for SenegalSub-theme
to join theH (StH):
ISHS (International
Making value of African
Agroecological transition Competitiveness
horticultural species Society for Horticultural Science).
Chairperson: Chairperson:
Chairperson:
10:30-12:30 ENOCH ACHIGAN-DAKO HAMDINO
In order to strengthen Senegal’s role in theAHMED
sector of scientific
KARIN HANNWEG
***** ******
***** research
Rapporteur: and innovation in horticulture,
Rapporteur: the Horticulture
Rapporteur:
ISSA ALECluster,
NDIAYE with the support of theAMADOU
Ministry BALDE
of Agriculture and
SEYDINA O. SEYDI
***** *****
***** Rural Equipment, proposed and obtained in Ibadan, during
KN4: On the rescue of African KN5: Recent advances the in
3rd AAHC 2016,KN6: the holding in 2021 of the 4th African
Towards deciphering fruit
vegetable biodiversity and agroecological management
Congress of of
tomato
Horticultural Sciences
10:30 – 10:50 responses duringinpostharvest:
Senegal. A multi-
smallholders' seed systems in sub- bacterial wilt (Ralstonia solanacearum) in
omic approach.
Saharan Africa. the tropics.
Zinash A. Belay
Sognigbe N'Danikou Péninna Deberdt
T1-StB-P1: Influence of capacity
T2-StE-P1: Biological control in T3-StH-P1: Preference for yellow
building on knowledge of soap
10:50 – 11:05 horticultural agro-ecosystems in pepper consumption and marketing in
making from musa waste in Ogun
Senegal. Ibadan Metropolis, Oyo State, Nigeria.
State, Nigeria.
Karamoko Diarra Rebecca B. Ibe
Sunday O. Solomon Akinyemi
AAHC 2021 Dakar
T2-StE-P2: Effects of landscape
T1-StB-P2: Effect of potassium
permanganate in clay carrier on T
complexity and crop management on
he 4th AAHC
biological control of the leafminer Tuta
T3-StH-P2: Small-scale processing of
Dakar
mangoConference,
fruit: putting which will in
more money be the first of
11:05 – 11:20 postharvest characteristics of AAHC in the French-speaking
farmers' pockets world,
whileisenhancing
aiming at significantly
access
absoluta (Lepidoptera: Gelechiidae) in
pawpaw (Carica papaya L) fruit. to nutritious
increasing the number fruit products.
of participants. Its main objectives are,
Senegal.
Abioye Monsur Salami Jane Ambuko Lukhachi
Elhadji Serigne Syllaamong others, to:
T1-StB-P3: Combining
T2-StE-P3: Effects of growing
• Build a spaceT3-StH-P3:
media for interactionEvaluation of adaptability
and experience of
sharing for
agroecological practices and farmer
11:20 – 11:35 and fertilization rates on the organic fifteen lines of mungbean in south
seeds to recover vegetable
production of leafy vegetables
global and African horticulture
western Nigeria.
stakeholders, on current
sovereignty in West Africa. realities, researches and ongoing reflections, practices that
• Nigeria Diomiho Monique Dembélé Henry A. Akintoye
Rémi Kahane
AAHC2016 will strongly impact transformation inside this economic
T1-StB-P4: Comparative evaluation T2-StE-P4: Impacts of organic waste T3-StH-P4: Value adding in rural
of the effectiveness of selected products
and social sector,
on the incidence of pests of
• Kenya
with a powerful strategic positioning for
villages is boosting the village economy
11:35 – 11:50 storage technologies to preserve lettuce and the continent.in the Eastern Cape Province, South
carrot crops in tropical
DAKAR postharvest quality of mango fruit.
AAHC2009
environments. Africa.
• Take stock of Rosemary
African Horticulture: where do we stand in
SENEGAL Emmanuel Amwoka Falilou Diallo du Preez
aahc 2021
T1-StB-P5: Protein profile and terms of specific experiences and plans for the future?
T3-StH-P5: Assessment of sensory
physicochemical evaluation of purple T2-StE-P5: Inventory of•Tuta absolutathematic workshops, foster B2B discussions,
Through characteristics of `Granny Smith´ apples
11:50 – 12:05 passion fruits (Passiflora edulis sims predators on solanaceous crops in Côte
f. edulis) subjected to low d'Ivoire.
promote business opportunities,
stored in various develop sustain
controlled atmosphere
partnership regimes
and by a trained
strategic panel.
investment
temperatures Marie France Kouadio
• Afrique du Sud Thirupathi Karuppana Pandian
Maria Soledad Hernandez
AAHC2012
T2-StE-P6: Role of mango-based
T1-StB-P6: Status of amaranth production system diversity in
improvement at the World Vegetable maintaining the oriental fruit fly T3-StH-P6: The value chain.
12:05 – 12:20
Center in Sub-Saharan Africa. Bactrocera dorsalis in Senegalese Fatma Benani-Zerrouki
Fekadu Fufa Dinssa orchards.
Diatou Ndiaye
LOCATION OF THE THEME OF THE
13:30 – 15:30
EVENT e-Posters
CONGRESS
The Congress will take place in 2 seminars with parallel debate
Dakar and will be held online Transformative
16:00- 17:30
29 -31 March St
W-2. The agro-ecological transition in horticulture in
Africa
W-5. Innovative financinginnovations
for horticulture in Africain
2021 horticulture
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Hort icult ur al Congres s
ABOUT ISHS
ISHS is the first and largest world organization, specialized in Horticulture sciences, with more than
7200 individual members, 150 Institutions, international organizations, research centers and academic
institutions) and more than 50 country members, from all continents.
ISHS is the largest platform in the world, for the production and spreading of scientific information,
studies, researches and innovations in Horticulture.
As such, ISHS organizes different events the main of which are the world and continental Congresses,
every 4 years.
AVEC l’ISTOM,
ITS MAIN GOALS ARE TO :
je gère des progets
• Build and sustain scientific knowledge, human competences and biological resources, for the
development of Horticulture throughout the world.
d’agrodéveloppement
• Through research, publications and high-level meetings, provide top class information, to support
decision making in the field of Horticulture.
• Popularize the contribution of Horticulture all over the world, in order to meet the challenges of
sustainable development, in terms of food safety, nutritional health, for the benefit of human and
animals species and the environment preservation.
The next one will take place in
ABOUT AAHC ? Dakar, Senegal, IN MARCH 2021.
Attendees of previous Congresses:
T he All Africa Horticultural Congress (AAHC) is a
major event for the African and global horticulture
scientific community. This event, organized under
300 250
the auspices of the International Society for
Horticulture Science (ISHS), is held every four years
in Africa. participants delegations
The last three editions were held respectively in the
following countries
:
• Nigeria : (3rd AAHC - 2016) 30 150
World class scientists 4th
• South Africa: : (2nd AAHC – 2012) countries represented All Africa Horticultural
Congress
• Kenya : (1st AAHC - 2009)
4 th A l l A f r i c a 29 – 31 MARCH 2021
Hort icult ur al Congress
e-Poster session / Session e-Posters
13 :30 - 15 :30
CONTEXT
SESSION 2 : T1 & T2 : SESSION 3: T2 : Environment
SESSION 1 : T1 : Nutrition and
SESSIONS
health T
Environment and sustainable
management of naturalhe horticultural
and sustainable management of
resource development is one
natural of the main factors
resource
Sub - theme A (St A): Nutritional Sub - theme B (StB): Making value of Sous thème E (StE): groecological and
in increasing Senegal’s agricultural competitiveness
quality of fresh and processed African horticultural species transition
horticultural products
strengthen its contribution to the production of national
Sub - theme D (St D): Climate change Sous thème F(StF): Horticulture and
Sub - theme B (StB): Making value of wealth.
Sous thème E (StE): Agroecological innovative technologies
African horticultural species transition
For that, it is necessary to implement a comprehensive and
Chairperson:
13:30-15:30 Chairperson: Chairperson: THIERRY
inclusive strategy that integrates BREVAULT
all areas of the horticultural
KARAMOKO DIARRA ISAAC ORE AIYELAAGBE *****
***** value
***** chain. Rapporteur:
Rapporteur: Rapporteur: ETIENNE TENDENG
EL HADJ S. SYLLA BABACARFrom this perspective, the Horticulture Cluster, together
LABOU *****
***** with the Horticulture Direction, the Ministry of Professional
*****
T1-StB-Poster 12: Antioxidant
Training, T2-StE-Poster
Learning and 23: Influence
Artisanal Skills and UCAD,of have
properties and amino-acids weed interference duration and
initiated a process for Senegal to join the ISHS (International
T1-StA-Poster 1: Potential for
13:30 – contents of Rothmas and Kaolak poultry manure rate on the growth
natural regulation of potato pests by Society
13:40 cultivars of watermelon asfor Horticultural
and Science).
yield of okra (Abelmoschus
parasitoids in Senegal. Pape Diop
influenced by NPK fertilizer. esculentus (L.) (Moench) in Ndele,
In order to strengthen Senegal’s role in the sector of scientific
Oloyede Funmilayo Rivers State, Nigeria. Apele Iyagba
T1-StA-Poster 2: Effect of different T1-StB-Poster 13: research
Organicand innovation in horticulture,
T2-StE-Poster the of
24: Effects Horticulture
growth media and concentrations of Cluster,
vegetables from south with the support
Benin of practices
cultural the Ministry
andof Agriculture
landscape on and
13:40 –
biostimulant on growth, yield and feature higher environmental entomofauna
Rural Equipment, proposed of vegetable
and obtained crops in
in Ibadan, during
13:50
quality of tomato (Lycopersicon impacts than conventional ones. Casamance (Senegal). Etienne
the 3rd AAHC 2016, the holding in 2021 of the 4th African
esculentum Mill.). Papia Badjie Angel Avadi Tendeng
T1-StA-Poster 3: Seedlings growth T2-StD-Poster 14: Congress of Horticultural
Re-infection of Sciences in Senegal.
T2-StE-Poster 25: Effectiveness of
and nutrient uptake responses of virus-free Musa spp. genotypes by
13:50 – vermicomposts from horse, cow
African star apple (Chrysophyllum banana bunchy top virus
14:00 and poultry manure on lettuce
albidum) to soil type and AMF (Nanoviridae: Babuvirus) in Ogun
growth. Issa Alé Ndiaye
inoculum. Olusegun Olubode state, Nigeria. Itunu Osijo
T1-StA-Poster 4: Hybrid
T2-StD-Poster 15: Root diversity in T2-StE-Poster 26: Sweet potato
performance, heterotic patterns and
14:00 – aubergine germplasm collections postharvest loss assessment: a
inheritance of yield and related traits
14:10
in African eggplant crosses. Isaac
Rebecca Stevens
AAHC 2021 Dakar
and methods for phenotyping. case study of central and north-
western Zambia. Kalenga Banda
Ore Aiyelaagbe
T1-StA-Poster 5: Cucumber and T he 4th AAHC Dakar Conference, which will be the first of
T2-StD-Poster 16: Surface runoff T2-StE-Poster 27: DMDS results
zucchini as a healthy snack, an AAHC ofin the French-speaking world, is aiming
14:10 – harvesting in promotion for nematodes, weeds and soilat significantly
opportunity for post COVID-19 increasing the number of participants. Its main objectives are,
14:20 horticultural potentials in Kenyan pathogens control in vegetable
economic recovery. Yolanda
ASALs. Joseph Kiraguamong others, to: crops in Kenya. Thierry Fouillet
Quiñones
T2-StD-Poster 17: Effects of a spaceT2-StE-Poster
• Build for interaction28:andPhytoseiidae
experience sharing for
T1-StA-Poster 6: Fruit Quality of
parthenium weed (Parthenium
global and mite suppression
African horticulture ofstakeholders,
Citrus pests inon current
14:20 – Musk melon (Cucumis melo) as
hysterophorus L.) on the yield of farmer managed orchards in varied
14:30 Influenced by Poultry Manure and
• Nigeria realities, researches and ongoing reflections, practices that
Brassica oleracea in Nakuru integrated management. Judith
Intra row Spacing. A.D. Hinjari will strongly impact
AAHC2016 County, Kenya. Boniface Mutua Kiptoo transformation inside this economic
T1-StB-Poster 7: Response of lablab T2-StD-Poster
• Kenya
and social
18: Effects of sector, with a powerful
T2-StE-Poster strategic
29: Attitude of positioning for
(Lablab purpureus) varieties to different the continent.
tillage methods on the Women Cocoa Farmers toward
14:30 –DAKAR
14:40 SENEGAL
AAHC2009
phosphorus and intra-row spacing In growth and yield of cocoyam
• Take stock of Agricultural Extension where
African Horticulture: Services doinwe stand in
the Sudan Savanna, Nigeria. (Colocasia esculenta). Peace Ondo State, Nigeria. Olaide
aahc Zubairu
2021 terms of specific experiences and plans for the future?
Muhammad Yusuf Abana Williams
T1-StB-Poster 8: Effects of poultry T2-StE-Poster 19: Native• Through thematic T2-StF-Poster 30: Capacity
workshops, foster B2B discussions,
manure and plant spacing on the parasitoids associated with
promote building ofopportunities,
business smallholder farmers on
develop sustain
14:40 –
growth and yield of vegetable Helicoverpa armigera in partnership
the Niayes and tomato drying
strategic in selected local
investment
14:50
amaranths (Amaranthus cruentus) in • arera
Afriqueindu
Senegal.
Sud Serigne Omar government areas of Kano State.
Hadejia Valley. Sani A.M. Ashiru Sene
AAHC2012 Olutola Oyedele
T2-StE-Poster 20: Evaluation of T2-StF-Poster 31: Growth and Dry
T1-StB-Poster 9: Effect of organic
agro-ecological factors in the Matter Yield of Cashew Seedlings
and inorganic fertilizer on growth,
14:50 – management of Tuta absoluta as Influenced by Nutrient
yield and nitrate content of spinach
15:00 (Meyrick, 1917) (Lepidoptera: Supplementation and Cotyledon
(Spinacia oleracea) at Samaru Zaria,
Gelechiidae), in Senegal. Oumar Removal in Ibadan, Nigeria. Olaide
Nigeria. Usman Ibrahim
Seydi Williams
LOCATION OF THE T2-StE-Poster 21: Natural THEME OF THE
T1-StB-Poster 10: Breakthroughs in regulation of Spodoptera frugiperda T2-StF-Poster 32: Incidence,
EVENT
15:00 –
Nigeria Horticulture in the last (J. E. Smith) by native natural CONGRESS
pathogenicity and control of fruit spots in
15:10 major citrus growing areas of Nigeria.
decade. Abayomi
The Congress Olaniyan
will take place in enemies in Senegal. Amadou Ephraim Nwanguma
Dakar and will be held online
T1-StB-Poster 11: Transcriptome
Balde
T2-StE-Poster 22: Influence of the
Transformative
15:10 –
29 -31 March
St
analysis to elucidate hexanal's mode season on cabbage moth innovations in
T2-StF-Poster 33: Effects of
porous material on the growth of
15:20 2021
of action in preserving the
postharvest quality of banana fruits.
infestation and parasitism in
Senegal's agrosystems. horticulture
mango seedling at Burkina Faso.
Tomohiro Kondo
Penina Yumbya Babacar Labou
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DAY 3 / JOUR 3
Wednesday, 31 March 2021
Scientific sessions / Sessions scientifiques
T2-Environment and sustainable
TIME T1-Nutrition and health (T1) management of natural resource T3-Value chain (T3)
(T2)
Invited Keynote Speaker 7
- Marco Van Leeuwen (Rijk Zwaan): Role of the private sector in horticulture for sustainable development of
9:00 –
Africa
10:00
Invited Keynote Speaker 8
- Daniel Annerose (Manobi): Orchestrating the horticultural value chains – Phygitalisation of horticulture
Sub-theme C (StC): Food safety
Sub-theme F (StF): Horticulture
of fresh and processed Sub-theme I (StI): Standardization
and innovative technologies
horticultural products and labeling
Chairperson:
10:30- Chairperson: Chairperson:
PATRICK KUMAH
JOSEPH BASSAMA WILFRIED BOUDOUIN
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Rapporteur:
Rapporteur: Rapporteur:
PAPE DIOP
SERIGNE O. SENE ETIENNE TENDENG
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KN7: Incidence of crown rot disease of
KN8: Digital agriculture to fulfil the KN9: Understanding the impact of
10:30 – banana (Musa AAA) and pathogenicity of
shortage of horticultural data and achieve ethylene hotspots within fresh fruit pack-
10:50 the causal organisms from the tropical
food security in Sub-Saharan Africa. house
forest eco-zone of Ghana.
Julien Sarron Oluwafemi James Caleb
Patrick Kumah
T2-StF-P1: Growth and biomass
T1-StC-P1: A bio-test to assess the risk T3-StI-P2: Harvista treatment: an
10:50 – production of Gongronema latifolium
of chemical insecticide residues in soil innovative technology for preventing
11:05 (Benth) using soilless growing media and
and vegetable crops. ethylene responses in ornamentals.
pinching regimes in Southeast Nigeria.
Thibaud Martin Margrethe Serek
Chidinma Peter-Onoh
T2-StF-P2: Comparison of the
T1-StC-P2: Effect of the source and T3-StI-P3: Innovative and cost-effective
11:05 – vegetative growth of bell pepper
time of calcium application on postharvest sheltered horticulture in RADHORT
11:20 (Capsicum annum) using two growth
quality of mango fruit. countries.
systems in Niger delta area of Nigeria.
Jane Ambuko Lukhachi Wilfried Baudoin
Olutayo Adedokun
T1-StC-P3: Curative efficacy of slightly T2-StF-P3: Hot water treatment before T3-StI-P4: Effect of different
11:20 – alkaline electrolyzed water treatment high relative humidity storage controlled concentrations of 1-MCP and storage
11:35 against Botrytis cinerea: a case study on cucumber shriveling and rot by Fusarium temperatures on the quality and shelf-life
`Granny Smith´ apples. verticillioides. of mature-green Keitt mangoes.
Nandi E. Nyamende Olatunji Akomolafe Lydia Baffour-Awuah
T2-StF-P4: Comparative evaluation of T3-StI-P5: Understanding the
T1-StC-P4: Comparative analysis on
vegetatively propagated stem cuttings of relationship between α-farnesene
11:35 – the effect of NPK fertilizer and organic
existing commercial and introduced China metabolism and superficial scald
11:50 liquid fertilizer on amaranth (Amaranthus
tea clones on the Mambilla Plateau induction in 'Granny Smith' apples
cruentus) at Samaru, Zaria in Nigeria.
Nigeria. subjected to different storage practices.
G.L. Luka
Rotimi Ipinmoroti Monja Gerber
T1-StC-P5: Plant extracts for T2-StF-P5: Influence of rendered T3-StI-P6: Tools for the management of
11:50 – management of postharvest fungal rot of abattoir effluent on fruit yield of chilli the banana bunchy top disease in small
12:05 Carica papaya L. pepper and soil fertility. holder systems.
Olapeju Aiyelaagbe Olabisi Adekola Bonaventure Omondi
T3-StI-P7: Effect of growth regulators
T2-StF-P6: Accessing the benefits of
T1-StC-P6: Antioxidant metabolites can and adenine sulphate on in vitro
12:05 – precision agriculture for horticultural crops
12:20 be elicited in Musa species in vitro shoot propagation of Plantain cv. Agbagba
production in Nigeria
culture. Badara Gueye (AAB).
Iheanyi Ogoke
Pamela Akin-idowu
13:30 –
ISHS Business Meeting
14:00
2 seminars with parallel debate
14:00-
15:30 W-1. The seed system for vegetables in Africa W-3. What future for urban horticulture in Africa?
16:00-
17:30
SIDE EVENT FAO
Closure session
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