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Investigation of the potential activity of pyraclostrobin F500 in the induction of defensive/protection mechanisms of tomato plants against Cucumber Mosaic Virus (CMV) and Potato Virus Υ (PVY)
Acronym
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Title
“Investigation of the potential activity of pyraclostrobin F500 in the induction of defensive/protection mechanisms of tomato plants against Cucumber Mosaic Virus (CMV) and Potato Virus Υ (PVY)”
Status
Completed
Funding Organization
BASF Agro HELLAS Α.Β.Ε.Ε.
Co-ordinator
BPI
BPI Leader
Ch. Varveri, Laboratory of Virology, Department of Phytopathology
Start Date
16.5.2007
Duration
3 years
Site
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Summary
This Project investigated the activity of pyraclostrobin (F500) in tomato plants against Cucumber Mosaic Virus (CMV) after aphid-infection, and Potato Virus Y (PVY) after mechanical infection, and the induced defensive mechanisms of plants.
Analysis of Food Samples
Acronym
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Title
Analysis of Food Samples
Status
Active
Funding Source
JOTIS Company (100%)
Coordinating Beneficiary
BPI
Project Manager BPI
Dr K. Liapis, Laboratory of Pesticide Residues, Department of Pesticide Control and Phytopharmacy
Start Date
-
Duration
-
Website
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Abstract
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Chemical analysis of pesticide containers for the quantitative determination of pesticide residues
Acronym
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Title
Chemical analysis of pesticide containers for the quantitative determination of pesticide residues
Status
Active
Funding Source ς
Syngenta Hellas Α.Ε.Β.Ε.
Coordinating Beneficiary
BPI
Project Manager BPI
E. Karasali, Laboratory of Pesticide Chemical Control, Department of Pesticide Control and Phytopharmacy
Start Date
23-03-2009
Duration
Annual renewal up to 31-12-2011
Website
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Abstract
In this Project, the amounts of pesticides remaining as residues in plastic pesticide containers after the triple-rinsing procedure were determined. The aim of this study is to find out whether the empty containers can be treated as hazardous or non hazardous wastes based on the maximum residue limits set by European Union and international organizations such as the WHO and the FAO.
OPERATION POLLINATOR
Acronym
OPERATION POLLINATOR
Title
Impact of ground cover of various flowing plants on natural enemies and pollinator populations in olive and vine plantations.
Status
Active
Funding Source
Syngenta Company
Coordinating Beneficiary
BPI
Project Manager
Dr F. Karamaouna, Laboratory of Pesticide Biological Control & Dr V. Kati, Laboratory of Weed Science, Department of Pesticides Control Phytopharmacy.
Start Date
1.11.2010
Duration
35 months
Website
http://www.operationpollinator.com
Abstract
The Project investigates the impact of ground cover of mixtures of flowering plants on pollinators and beneficial insects’ populations in vines and olives (in field margins and inside the groves respectively). An increase in pollinators is not expected to directly affect agricultural production (either quantitatively or qualitatively) as neither of these two crops require insects for pollination. However, an increase in pollinators is expected to improve biodiversity (flora and fauna) in these agro-ecosystems. This goal is in accordance with the principles of the new Directive (2009/128/EC) for the sustainable use of pesticides.
Last update: 14/5/2021