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English title:
Ornamental and fruitculture
Course ID:
W000577
ECTS credits:
6,0
Title in native language:
Florofrutticoltura
Term Semester:
Spring/Summer
Instruction language(s):
Italian
Course content:

The course explains the basic characteristics of the fruit growing and nurseries gardening examining some case studies related to fruit and flower species grown in greenhouse and / or open field.
Production cycles and cultivation technique of small berry fruits (strawberry, raspberry, blueberry, blackberry etc.) in the open field and under greenhouse will be showed.
Furthermore, production cycles regarding certain species of flowers (Chrysanthemum L., Lilium etc.) and nursery plants (Laurus nobilis, Nerium oleander, Pittosporum tobira, etc.) most cultivated in the Marche Region will be explained.
Management of irrigation and fertigation in soil, greenhouse and pots culture will be descrive.
Practical tutorials on the propagation of the treated species will be also planned.
Guided visits to fruit farms and nurseries in the Marche Region will be available.

Expected previous knowledge:
Useful for this course basic knowledge of Arboriculture, Agronomy and Fruitculture.
Learning outcomes:

At the end of this course, students should be able to identify the information needed to manage the main decision in the organization of horticultural productions, floriculture cultivation and ornamental nurseries.

Teaching and learning methods:

o Lectures
o Lab practice
oVisits
o e-learning

Exam method:

Test final examination will be based a written test (optional) and/or oral examination. English can be used for the final examination

Scheduled dates:

February-June (Spring Semester 2019/20)

Curriculum:

Master Degree Land and Agricultural Science


Organisation: Università Politecnica delle Marche - Department of Agricultural, Food and Environmental Sciences

Country:
Italy
Acronym:
UNIVPM
ERASMUS+ code:
I ANCONA01
Teaching period summer semester:
17. Feb 2020 - 14. Jun 2020
Teaching period winter semester:
16. Sep 2019 - 20. Dec 2019