2024
DOI: 10.3389/fhort.2024.1365147
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Trellising is advantageous over ground culture for out-of-season, protected production and storage of sweet acorn squash

Ayobami Adeeko,
Fabiola Yudelevich,
Ginat Raphael
et al.

Abstract: Acorn squash (Cucurbita pepo) have been a familiar item at produce stands for decades in the United States and Canada, but little known or appreciated elsewhere. Following the breeding and development of sweet-fleshed acorn squash in Israel and its commercial introduction in 2007, acorn squash became a high-priced, popular produce item there. Scarcity of supply in winter has led to attempts to fill the consumer demand by using available protected cultivation infrastructure in the relatively mild area of southw… Show more

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