Workshop in St Petersburg 9-14 October 2011
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News
| 26 January 2012 |
Deadline for articles for the proceedings is 15 February |
We kindly remind all participants that the deadline for submitting the papers for the St Petersburg Proceedings is 15 February, 2012
Please find the new updated EuroBlight report: Fungicide evaluation to rate efficacy to control
leaf late blight for the Euroblight table Results 2006 + 2010 at the buttom of this main page
Summary and full text of the statements from the St Petersburg Workshop is now available
Please find the the Provisional ratings for the effectiveness of new fungicide products for the control of P. infestans in Europe, B table, and, the Efficacy ratings of fungicides for the control of early blight caused by Alternaria solani and Alternaria alternata under Fungicide comparison and then via links to pdf versions below the table.
Jens G. Hansen, Huub Schepers and Alison Lees |
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| 22 November 2011 |
Workshop proceedings. Deadline 15 February 2012 |
Dear all,
Please mail your manuscript or poster for the Proceedings to Huub Schepers before 15 February 2012. The instructions for authors and a format for the manuscript are available on the website under "Publications - Workshop Proceedings"
Jens G. Hansen
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| 18 October 2011 |
Presentations available |
| Dear all
We would like to thank all for a wonderful workshop in St Petersburg. Thanks for well prepared presentations and fruitful discussions - and thanks to all our sponsors.
All presentations from the workshop are now avaiilable via the link on the Euroblight main page
Please e-mail all posters in pdf to Jens to include them in the list of presentations
Please prepare your articles for the proceedings before 31 January 2012 and send it to
huub.schepers@wur.nl .
The Proceedings will be published as a PPO-Special Report edited by Huub Schepers, Jens G. Hansen & Alison Lees
Sincerely yours
Alison Lees
Huub Schepers
Jens G. Hansen |
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| 03 October 2011 |
Updated programme and participants list |
The 13th EuroBlight Workshop, 9-12 October 2011 is hosted by N.I. Vavilov Research Institute of Plant Industry, St Petersburg, Russia. The Workshop will be attended by 91 persons from 20 European countries, Russia, Israel, Chile, Argentine and United States of America. Representatives from all countries will present information on the late blight epidemic in 2010 and 2011and recent research results regarding integrated control, decision support systems, resistance of varieties and population biology of the late blight pathogen in potatoes. Since early blight is an increasing problem in Europe reports on this disease are also included.
The papers and posters presented at the Workshop and discussions in the subgroups will be published in the Proceedings, PPO-Special Report no. 15. The current and previous Proceedings are also available on the EuroBlight website www.EuroBlight.net.
Please find the updated programme and participants list on this web page
EuroBlight Coordinators:
Alison Lees, The James Hutton Institute (UK)
Jens G. Hansen, Aarhus University (DK)
Huub Schepers, Wageningen University (NL)
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| 16 August 2011 |
Scientific program for St Petersburg workshop |
Please find the scientific program for the St Petersburg workshop
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Jens G. Hansen |
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EuroBlight publications
 | Fungicide evaluation to rate efficacy to control leaf late blight for the Euroblight table. Results 2006 - 2010 NEW!
Find the proceedings from Arras workshop in 2010 and previous workshops since 1996
here
All EuroBlight protocols here
The EuroBlight fungicide comparison table here
The EucaBlight pathogen and host database here
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Euroblight statement from St. Petersburg Workshop
1. The very fast and sudden changes in populations of the late blight pathogen Phytophthora infestans in Europe, America and possibly Africa stress the need for constant monitoring of population structures and characterizing invasive genotypes, to understand the reasons for these changes and finally predict them.
2. EuroBlight strongly recommends that EU countries establish an ERA-NET program dedicated to population biovigilance for IPM with harmonized protocols, shared methodologies and an integrated database facility to store and exploit the data in real time. EuroBlight offers to serve as a pilot network to test the practicality of such a setup.
3. EuroBlight volunteers to contribute to the elaboration of harmonized Country Specific Guidelines for Integrated Potato Protection in Europe, and to their validation through the demonstration farms involved in the National Action Plans.
4. EuroBlight offers to contribute its tools and platforms to establish these networks, and to transfer them for the implementation of similar networks on other major agricultural pests of important food crops.
5. EuroBlight therefore demands that the three integrative activities outlined above (population monitoring of major pathogens and pests; construction and validation of Crop Specific Guidelines; development and maintenance of ad-hoc, web based, and collaborative information platforms) be developed and supported over time through the core funding dedicated to the implementation of the National Action Plans.
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Presentations and statements, Arras WS, 2010
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