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Centre name: FUNDACION CAJAMAR COMUNIDAD VALENCIANA City: PAIPORTA (VALENCIA) Country: SPAIN Telephone: +34 96 397 33 76 Website: www.fundacioncajamarcomunidadvalenciana.com Name of the contact person: Carlos Baixauli Position: Head of Agro-Sustainability Department The research programmes of your centre varieties of tomato Valenciano, Marmande and hybrids with virus tolerance. between an NGS hydroponic and coconut fiber soilless systems. Agronomic behavior of hybrid tomato in a soilless crop comparing two different volumes of coconut fiber. Evaluation of agronomic behavior in tomato protected crop testing different rootstocks. TOMGEN: A holistic multi-actor approach towards the design of new tomato varieties and management practices to improve yield and quality in the face of climate change Specie: Watermelon

cultivars of watermelon. Response to phytoregulator application to improve the development and fruit setting Evaluation of different rootstocks. types of grafting. strategies to control powdery mildew. between biologic watermelon. Specie: Melon cultivars of melon. between biologic melon. doses of irrigation Specie: Butternut squash cultivars strategies to control skin lesions Specie: Pepper Study of new vegetal material in Italian pepper at outdoor and indoor crops. Evaluation of different plant density. Evaluation of agronomic behavior in new rootstocks with low irrigation dose. doses of irrigation. Specie: Eggplant varieties Identification of biocontrol mechanisms of penicillium oxalicum and its application in the control of diseases of horticultural plants.

Specie: Artichoke Productive and agronomic behavior of new cvs and lines of seed propagated artichoke. Productive response to gibberellic acid in seed propagated cultivars. artichoke. Revalorization of noncommercial artichoke Specie: Asparagus Person of contact for this programme: Miguel Angel Domene Ruiz Email: madomene@fundacioncajamar.com Revalorization of noncommercial asparagus Specie: Fennel Person of contact for this programme: Miguel Angel Domene Ruiz Email: madomene@fundacioncajamar.com Fennel essential oil as an antifungal agent and preservative Specie: Cauliflower, Broccoli and Romanesco Study of agronomic behavior of vegetal material and design of a productive calendar. doses of irrigation in cauliflower. cauliflower. Specie : Onion

vegetal material onion. Current partnership with other research centres (national or international) Specie: We have relationship with many national and international research centres due our huge amount of projects. Specie: Pepper Nature of the project: Length of the project: Partner names and countries: IVIA (Spain) Specie: Pepper/ Eggplant/Artichoke Nature of the project: Length of the project: 30 months Partner names and countries : INIA (Spain), Universidad de La Coruña(Spain), Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (Spain), Instituto Murciano de Investigación y Desarrollo Agrario y Alimentario (IMIDA),Gobierno de Navarra Instituto Técnico y de Gestión Agraria (ITGA) (Spain) Nature of the project: Length of the project: 36 months Partner names and countries - Institut National Polytechnique de Toulouse (France); John Innes Centre (UK); Max Planck Gesellschaft zur Foerderung der Wissenschaften e.v. (Germany) ; Royal Holloway and Bedford New College (UK); - Università degli studi di Napoli Federico II (Italy); Universidad de Málaga (Spain); Universidad de Buenos Aires (Argentina); Maritsa Vegetable Crops Research Institute (Bulgaria); Alma Seges Soc. Cop. (Italy); Enza Zaden España S.L. (Spain ); BIOTECGEN (Italy); Eurice (Germany); National Taiwan University (Taiwan);SAS Rougeline (France); Norfolk Plant Science Ltd. (UK); INRA (France); CSIC (Spain) Specie: Cucurbitaceous Nature of the project: Length of the project: 6 months Partner names and countries: COMAV-UPV (Spain) Are you searching for more European partnerships with other research centres? Yes On what species: We are open to experiment with any kind of species either in open field or in greenhouse. Nowadays we work with: Tomato, Pepper, Courgette, Cucumber, Eggplant, Melon, Watermelon, Bean, Cabagge, Physalis, Squash, Strawberry, Sweet cucumber, Lettuce, Cauliflower, Broccoli, Romanesco, Artichoke, Fennel, Onion. What kind of projects are you searching for: We work in three areas.

AGRO SUSTAINABILITY o Water and nutrients use efficiency o pest and disease management o Cultivation techniques o New vegetal material o Crops model o Organic farming o Information technologies in Agriculture o Valorization of Vegetal waste o Degraded areas regeneration FOOD AND HEALTH o Healthy nutrition o Bioactive substances o Postharvest and quality o Microorganism biotechnology o Alternative and value crops GREENHOUSE TECNOLOGY o Greenhouse structures and technology o Climate control and management o Cover materials and plastics for agriculture o Soilless crops o Renewable energies o Mechanization and automatization What kind of partners are you searching for? From which countries? Research centers, companies all over the world.