Prof. Dr. Salvatore Camposeo is currently working as a
Professor of General Arboriculture and Tree Crops at the University of Bari,
Italy. He is an Agronomist; he received a PhD
in Mediterranean Agronomy at the University of Bari in 2000. From 2010 to
today, he has been the Scientific Manager of the UNIBA research group/project
coordinator. He was a member of the Department Joint Teaching Commission
(2017–2018). Since 2019, he has been a member of the Quality Assurance Group
for the Degree Course in Agricultural Sciences and Technologies. The research
conducted by Salvatore Camposeo concerned the issues of general arboriculture
and tree cultivation. The scientific activity has concerned the olive tree with
particular interest and continuity: the study of innovative cultivation
systems, floral biology, soil management, irrigation, propagation, germplasm,
with specific reference to the agronomic and environmental sustainability of the
very high density cultivation (super-intensive, SHD) for the continuous
mechanical collection and reuse of urban wastewater for irrigation purposes.
Prof. Dr. Salvatore Camposeo is currently working as a
Professor of General Arboriculture and Tree Crops at the University of Bari,
Italy. He is an Agronomist; he received a PhD
in Mediterranean Agronomy at the University of Bari in 2000. From 2010 to
today, he has been the Scientific Manager of the UNIBA research group/project
coordinator. He was a member of the Department Joint Teaching Commission
(2017–2018). Since 2019, he has been a member of the Quality Assurance Group
for the Degree Course in Agricultural Sciences and Technologies. The research
conducted by Salvatore Camposeo concerned the issues of general arboriculture
and tree cultivation. The scientific activity has concerned the olive tree with
particular interest and continuity: the study of innovative cultivation
systems, floral biology, soil management, irrigation, propagation, germplasm,
with specific reference to the agronomic and environmental sustainability of the
very high density cultivation (super-intensive, SHD) for the continuous
mechanical collection and reuse of urban wastewater for irrigation purposes.