Aims of the Project · 2018-06-25 · Fungal potato pathogens cause many damages in crops.The most...
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“Development of collaborative and innovative alert and decision systems promoting integrated protection against fungal potato diseases” J. Rivière 1 , B. De Mey 1 , P. Vanhaverbeke 2 , K. Cornelissen 2 , K. Demeulemeester 3 , C. Hannon 4 , R.Valade 4 , D. Gaucher 4 , B. Houilliez 5 , O. Mahieu 1 , D. Lanterbecq 1 Laboratoire de biotechnologie et de biologie appliquée; CARAH – HEPH-Condorcet, 11 rue Paul Pastur -7800 Ath, Belgique. mails : [email protected] , [email protected] , [email protected] . Aims of the Project . SYTRANSPOM Potatoes are economically important crop in Belgium and France. Fungal potato pathogens cause many damages in crops. The most important fungal pathogens are Phytophthora infestans and Alternaria solani, responsible of late blight and early blight, respectively. SYTRANSPOM, a collaborative cross- border research project, was set up in order to develop and/or improve alert and decision support systems for potato crop. This project brings together 4 partners in each of the three regions : ARVALIS (Fr), CARAH (W), PCA and INAGRO (Vl). Development of complete decision support systems for potato crop, incorporating alert/warning systems for several foliar pathogens. . Implementation of experimental field trials, with the support of molecular tools, to obtain early diagnosis of infections, monitoring the development of diseases and improving methods of protection. . AVEC LE SOUTIEN DU FONDS EUROPÉEN DE DÉVELOPPEMENT RÉGIONAL 1 1 2 3 4 Development of laboratory qualitative and quantitative molecular methods to characterize fungal pathogens in the field. Development of a cross-border collaborative platform to centralize known data (as climatic and soil data, …) and register new data collected from weather forecasting, precision farming, field trials and laboratory experiments. 5
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“Development of collaborative and innovative alert and decision systems
promoting integrated protection against fungal potato diseases”J. Rivière1, B. De Mey1, P. Vanhaverbeke2, K. Cornelissen2, K. Demeulemeester3, C. Hannon4, R. Valade4, D. Gaucher4, B. Houilliez5, O. Mahieu1,
D. Lanterbecq1
Laboratoire de biotechnologie et de biologie appliquée; CARAH – HEPH-Condorcet, 11 rue Paul Pastur -7800 Ath, Belgique. mails : [email protected], [email protected],
Aims of the Project
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SYTRANSPOM
Potatoes are economically important crop in Belgium and France. Fungal potato pathogens cause
many damages in crops. The most important fungal pathogens are Phytophthora infestans and Alternaria
solani, responsible of late blight and early blight, respectively. SYTRANSPOM, a collaborative cross-
border research project, was set up in order to develop and/or improve alert and decision support
systems for potato crop. This project brings together 4 partners in each of the three regions :
ARVALIS (Fr), CARAH (W), PCA and INAGRO (Vl).
Development of complete
decision support systems for
potato crop, incorporating
alert/warning systems for
several foliar pathogens..
Implementation of experimental field trials, with the support of
molecular tools, to obtain early diagnosis of infections, monitoring
the development of diseases and improving methods of protection..
AVEC LE SOUTIEN DU FONDS EUROPÉEN DE DÉVELOPPEMENT RÉGIONAL
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Development of laboratory
qualitative and quantitative
molecular methods to
characterize fungal pathogens
in the field.
Development of a cross-border collaborative platform to
centralize known data (as climatic and soil data, …) and register
new data collected from weather forecasting, precision farming,
field trials and laboratory experiments.
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