Christopher Menzel – Berries Australia

Higher marketable yields seen in Sunshine Coast strawberries under tunnels

Yields of strawberry plants vary more with the season than with the cultivar

Not so sweet berries under global warming

Global warming decreases fruit size in strawberries and increases the costs of harvesting on the Sunshine Coast

Do strawberry plants need larger canopies, more flowers, or higher rates of photosynthesis for higher yield?

Warmer temperatures, smaller fruit and possibly lower returns for strawberry producers in southern Queensland

Potential impacts of global warming on fruit size in strawberries in south-east Queensland

The impact of planting timing on yield in south-east Queensland

Yields in commercial strawberry fields are limited by the availability of pollen & insect pollinators

Research demonstrates not so sweet berries under high temperatures on the Sunshine Coast