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POnTE: Project Deliverables

24/01/2020/in Factsheets-Project

Ten deliverables were chosen among the most relevant to prepare a special series of factsheets addressed to expert communities and laypeople.

  • Deliverable 2.1 – Pathogenicity and virulence of the Apulian strain of Xylella fastidiosa
  • Deliverable 2.3 – Identification of natural hosts associated with the Lso bacterium in Europe
  • Deliverable 3.3 – Map of the Lso haplotypes in Europe
  • Deliverable 3.5 – Identification, diversity and population structure of Phytophthora infecting forestry in Europe
  • Deliverable 5.2 – Identification of Xylella fastidiosa vectors in the contaminated areas
  • Deliverable 6.1 – Remote sensing system for detection and monitoring of Xylella fastidiosa
  • Deliverable 7.3 – Profiling olive cultivars that might be tolerant to Xylella fastidiosa
  • Deliverable 8.3 – Estimate of the potential economic impact of Xylella fastidiosa in the European olive sector
  • Deliverable 9.1 – Practical solutions for the management and containment of Xylella fastidiosa
  • Deliverable 9.3 – Methods for eradicating Hymenoscyphus fraxineus in ash fruits

Credits

Texts: Angelo Di Mambro

Layout and Proofreading: Surrender Media Solution

Project overview: Massimiliano Morelli (IPSP-CNR Bari, Italy)

Scientific Supervision

D2.1 – Maria Saponari (IPSP-CNR Bari, Italy)
D2.3 – Marianne Loiseau (ANSES, France), Anne Nissinen (Luke, Finland)
D3.3 – Xavier Foissac (INRA, France), Marianne Loiseau (ANSES, France), Anne Nissinen (Luke, Finland), Françoise Poliakoff (ANSES, France)
D3.5 – Ana Perez Sierra (Forestry Research, UK)
D5.2: Domenico Bosco (Torino University, Italy) – Maria Saponari (IPSP-CNR Bari, Italy)
D6.1: Josè Blasco (IVIA, Spain)
D7.3 – Pasquale Saldarelli (IPSP-CNR Bari, Italy)
D8.3: Alfons Oude-Lansink (Wageningen, The Netherlands) – Donato Boscia (IPSP-CNR Bari, Italy)
D9.1: Crescenza Dongiovanni (CRSFA, Italy) – Maria Saponari (IPSP-CNR Bari, Italy)
D9.3 – Ana Perez Sierra (Forestry Research, UK) – Aleksa Obradovic (University of Belgrade, Serbia) – Danijela Djordjevic (University of Belgrade, Serbia)
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