Workshop in Copenhagen
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A EuroWheat workshop will be held in Copenhagen, 24-25 March 2010. 17 partners from 12 different institutions will participate in this meeting. |
Survey on the use of disease thresholds
New guideline on monitoring of diseases in wheat and a survey on control thresholds used in different countries
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Welcome to EuroWheat
EuroWheat is an Internet based platform aiming at collating and displaying host - and pathogen characteristics, and pesticide efficacy on a European scale. Bringing together existing information from national programs and ensuring that these data are in a format, which can be readily understood trans-nationally, are expected to provide significant added value on a European scale. New disease - and resistance data will be published on the platform as soon as possible to support effective disease control, deployment of host resistances and breeding programs.
Present information available are:
- Virulences in the yellow rust population
- Ranking of wheat cultivars for susceptibility to Fusarium and different testing methods
- Disease names in six different languages
- Effectiveness of fungicides ranked in different countries
- Fungicides international trade names
- Fungicide resistance as present in Europe
- Survey on pesticide use and yield responses to fungicides in EU countries
- Yield level and yield losses from specific diseases in 8 EU countries
- Information on disease thresholds and DSSs used in Europe
- Cultural practices impact on disease development
- National documents on disease management
EuroWheat is funded by the ENDURE project and Aarhus University.
Contact
For further information, please contact:
Lise Nistrup Jørgensen, e-mail: LiseN.Jorgensen@agrsci.dk
Mogens S. Hovmøller, e-mail: Mogens.Hovmoller@agrsci.dk
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Comparison of Fungicide efficacy across countries
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Find information on the efficacy of the most important compounds against cereal diseases across countries in Europe. Read more ...
In 2009, information will be provided on fungicide resistance cases in specific pathogens by country.
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Yellow rust pathotypes in Europe
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