29.04.2022
PRESENTATIONS OF THE LECTURES “INTERCROPPING OF VEGETABLES CROPS AND SPICES - BASIS FOR SUCCESSFUL ORGANIC PRODUCTION”
Theme: “Intercropping of vegetables crops and spices - basis for successful organic production”
Presented by Dr. Tsvetanka Dincheva (Assist. Prof., Maritsa Vegetable Crops Research Institute)
Below are the links to presentations:
Intercropping of vegetables crops and spices
16.11.2021
PRESENTATIONS OF THE LECTURES IN THE FIELD OF HORTICULTURE
Two lectures were held virtually concerning the following themes:
Theme: “Enhancement the diversity of non-traditional vegetable species in our healthy diet and as a factor for sustainable horticulture”
Presented by Dr. Tsvetanka Dincheva (Assist. Prof., Maritsa Vegetable Crops Research Institute)
Below are the links to presentations:
Inovative methods for biological control
Theme: “Innovative methods for biological control in greenhouse vegetables; pests and their natural enemies”
Presented by Dr. Vinelina Yankova (Assoc. Prof., Maritsa Vegetable Crops Research Institute)
Various audience – scientists, agronomists, and students, who attended the lectures, expressed their interest by raising questions and share opinions.
Below are the links to presentations:
Enhancement the diversity of non traditional vegetable species
28.10.2021
LECTURES OF THE SCHOOL OF ADVANCED HORTICULTURE
Theme: “Enhancement the diversity of non-traditional vegetable species in our healthy diet and as a factor for sustainable horticulture”
Dr. Tsvetanka Dincheva (Assist. Prof., Maritsa Vegetable Crops Research Institute)
- Date: 16, November 2021
- Time: 10:00
- Online - Zoom meeting
Theme: “Innovative methods for biological control in greenhouse vegetables; pests and their natural enemies”
Dr. Vinelina Yankova (Assoc. Prof., Maritsa Vegetable Crops Research Institute)
- Date: 16, November 2021
- Time: 11:00
- Online - Zoom meeting
19.12.2019
The official opening of the School of Advanced Horticulture took place on 17th December 2019 in the Conference Hall of the Maritsa Vegetable Crops Research Institute (MVCRI). The school is a joint initiative of the Center of Plant Systems Biology and Biotechnology (CPSBB) and MVCRI in the frame of PlantaSYST project.
Dr T. Gechev, coordinator of PlantaSYST and director of CPSBB welcomed around 25 undergraduate students, majoring in plant protection at Agricultural University in Plovdiv. He acquainted them with development, progress and perspectives of the Centre.
The school begun with a lecture “Virus diseases on main vegetable cops - contemporary methods of diagnostic and identification” presented by Dr. G. Pasev. The lecture was part of the major topic “Resistance to biotic stress”. The emphasis was put on serological and molecular methods for diagnosis and control.
The course in “Resistance to biotic stress” will continue in February with Workshop, entitled “Application of serological and molecular techniques for identification of viral pathogens – Double-antibody-, triple-antibody- and plate-trapped antigen-ELISA; PCR-based methods”.
