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Euphresco project: Pratylenchus nematodes

PROJECT DETAILS


  • Research Name Euphresco project: Characterization of Pratylenchus nematodes within Europe and populations moving in trade
  • Timeline 2020 - 2022
  • Topic Nematodes

Euphresco project: Characterization of Pratylenchus nematodes within Europe and populations moving in trade

Euphresco call 314 of 2019 resulted on the establishment of the project: Characterization of Pratylenchus nematodes within Europe and populations moving in trade.

A project of 15 European partners  where expertise is exchanged to contribute to the Euphresco Objective 2017-R-2.1: to improve knowledge on emerging pathways of entry and means of spread for pests and Objective e 2017-I-2.1: to support data exchange, data use and re-use for the benefit of plant health research activities. By pursuing the following objectives:

  • To collect multiple populations of native and established European Pratylenchus species, focusing on those of economic importance;
  • To collect multiple Pratylenchus populations moving into, and within Europe, associated with trade;
  • To accurately characterise Pratylenchus populations, and produce morphometrics and photomicrographs;
  • To generate DNA sequence data and design PCR primers;
  • To produce slide reference material for distribution to collaborators and NCE nematode collections

Within this project ClearDetections will lead WP4 which is related with the  generation of DNA sequence data and design of PCR primers.

By being a partner and a WP leader of this Euphresco project we will ensure to develop, validate and make available to the community molecular tools for different Pratylenchus species, enabling the possibility of timely and properly tackle the problem on the field and on moving trade, using molecular tools.

Partners:

  1. Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs (Fera) (United Kingdom)
  2. AFSI (Arzebeijan)
  3. Centre for Plant Protection, Croatian Agency for Agriculture and Food, HAPIH, (Croatia)
  4. Central Institute for Supervising and Testing in Agriculture CISTA (Czech Republic)
  5. Julius Kühn Institute (JKI), (Germany)
  6. Benaki Phytopathological Institute (BPI), (Greece)
  7. National Food Chain Safety Office (NEBIH), (Hungary)
  8. Direction General for Food and Animal Health, (DGAV) (Portugal)
  9. Instituto Nacional de Investigação Agrária e Veterinária (INIAV) (Portugal)
  10. Science and Advice for Scottish Agriculture, (SASA) (United Kingdom)
  11. Institute of Plant Protection of National Academy of Agrarian Sciences of Ukraine, (NAAS) (Ukraine)
  12. ClearDetections (The Netherlands)
  13. University of Coimbra (UC) (Portugal)
  14. Agri-Food and Biosciences Institute Northern Ireland (AFBINI) (United Kingdom)
  15. The James Hutton Institute JHI (United Kingdom)

 

For more information, visit the project website:

https://zenodo.org/record/3991805#.YIaoDej7SUl