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GRANDES CULTIVOS.COM | Situación actual de Xylella fastidiosa en Europa y riesgo para la sostenibilidad del olivar

16/06/2016/in PRESS REVIEW

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Blanca B. Landa del Castillo. Investigadora Científica del Instituto de Agricultura Sostenible (IAS), CSIC
Rafael M. Jiménez Díaz. Catedrático Emérito de Patología Vegetal de ETSIAM, Universidad de Córdoba
Miguel Montes Borrego. Investigador Posdoctoral del Instituto de Agricultura Sostenible (IAS), CSIC
Juan A. Navas Cortés. Investigador Científico del Instituto de Agricultura Sostenible (IAS), CSIC

Abstracto

Algunos periodistas han bautizado de forma sensacionalista como ‘el ébola’ del olivo a la bacteria fitopatógena Xylella fastidiosa y lo cierto es que los ataques por ella están secando plantaciones completas de olivar en el sur Italia, donde afectan ya a más de 10.000 has y están haciendo perder al sector millones de euros. La Organización Europea de Protección de Plantas (EPPO) y la Unión Europea decretaron la Alarma Sanitaria prontamente tras la detección de la bacteria en Italia en 2013, así como la elaboración de nueva legislación de obligado cumplimiento en todos los Estados Miembros sobre medidas de prevención, erradicación y control. Sin embargo, desde entonces, la bacteria ha continuado expandiéndose de forma inexorable en Italia, y además han aparecido nuevos focos en Francia (aunque éstos no están relacionados con los de Italia). Todo ello refuerza la convicción de que X. fastidiosa supone una seria amenaza para todos los países de la Unión Europea, y en especial para los del sur, como es el caso de España. Por ello, España y el resto de los Estados Miembros deben poner en marcha todos los recursos legislativos, científicos y técnicos que puedan contribuir a impedir que esta bacteria pueda llegar a sus territorios.

Published on May 2, 2016 by INTEREMPRESAS.NET | GRANDES CULTIVOS.COM


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