Agricultural Research organizes a symposium on the impact of climate change on the mango crop in Egypt

Fresh Mango

Egypt

Published May 19, 2022

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Dr. Ahmed Helmy Hussein, Director of the Horticultural Research Institute, commissioned Dr. Ramadan Mohamed, Vice Dean for Extension Affairs and Tropical Fruits Research Department, to hold a symposium on the negative effects of climate changes on fertilization and the young mango fruit. Fertilization and knots are among the most sensitive periods and are more affected by climatic changes, during which mango trees are exposed to many problems and challenges due to exposure to heatwaves or extreme heat, and the problems increase if they are in critical stages of the mango tree life, such as the flowering stage, the fertilization stage and the beginning of the decade, which leads to deterioration.

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Dr. Ahmed Helmy Hussein, Director of the Horticultural Research Institute, commissioned Dr. Ramadan Mohamed, Undersecretary of the Institute for Extension Affairs and Tropical Fruits Research Department, to hold a symposium on the negative effects of climate changes on fertilization and young shoots in mangoes. Dr. Khairy Hassan held the symposium in Menoufia Governorate, especially since the flowering stage Fertilization and knots are among the most sensitive periods and are more affected by climatic changes, during which mango trees are exposed to many problems and challenges due to their exposure to heat waves or extreme heat, and the problems increase if they are in critical stages of the mango tree life, such as the flowering stage, the fertilization stage and the beginning of the decade, which leads to deterioration The mango crop significantly and the loss of a local export product. He also followed up with a detailed explanation of the most important problems resulting ...

Source: Akhbarelyom