Call for Abstracts

Submission deadline has passed.

All individuals involved in research, extension and technology of Capsicum are strongly encouraged to submit an abstract for consideration as an oral or poster presentation. The program will focus on all pepper types including bell, long green/red chile, high color paprika, ancho, pimiento, cayenne, tabasco, jalapeño, yellow pickling, serrano, and cherry peppers. Abstracts must be submitted electronically via the online submission form by August 19, 2018 following the detailed submission instructions.


Program Topics

  • Breeding and Genetics (germplasm evaluation and utilization, crop physiology and technology)
  • Horticultural Management and Production (production methods, cultural systems and sustainable approaches)
  • Integrated Pest Management (weed, insect and disease management)
  • Post Harvest Issues (post harvest physiology and technology, economics, marketing and trade)
  • Protected Ag (tunnel, shadehouse, greenhouse)

Please Note: All program participants, including speakers, poster presenters, panelists, session organizers and moderators, must also pay the conference registration fee to attend and participate in the conference.


Important Dates

Midnight (EDT) Sunday, August 19, 2018 Abstracts Due
August 22, 2018 Abstract Submitters Receive Notification on Status of Abstract
September 10, 2018 All Speakers & Poster Presenters Must Register to Confirm Participation

Follow these steps to prepare and submit an abstract:

  1. Use this word template to create a perfectly formatted abstract.
    • Abstracts should not exceed one page
    • Do not include graphs or figures.
    • Include a brief bio and your full contact information at the end of the abstract.
    • Be careful of typos. If your email address is incorrect, you will not receive a confirmation.*
  2. Submit your abstract by August 3, 2018 using the online abstract submission form linked by the button below.
  3. Do not email your file. Files sent as email attachments will not be reviewed or scheduled.

  4. Individuals are limited to giving one oral talk. However, speakers may also present one or more posters.
  5. Registration is required to participate and present. All presenters, oral and poster, are required to register and pay the applicable fee by September 10, 2018 to confirm participation in the program. 
  6. Save the submission confirmation. Upon completing these steps, you’ll receive a confirmation email. (*Don’t see the confirmation email in your inbox? Check your spam folder)
Submission deadline has passed.

Questions?

Contact Beth Miller-Tipton, Tel: 352-294-3581; Email: bmt@ufl.edu



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