Optimizing IPM - Attractive challenges of H2020 EU project OPTIMA

Ortega Rioja, Paula; Gil Moya, Emilio

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Ortega Rioja, Paula

Gil Moya, Emilio

Document typeConference report

Defense date2019

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ProjectOPTIMA - Optimised Pest Integrated Management to precisely detect and control plant diseases in perennial crops and open-field vegetables (EC-H2020-773718)

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Optimised Pest Integrated Management to precisely detect and control plant diseases in perennial crops and open-field vegetables (http://optima-h2020.eu/ ). An EU project financed under H2020 (ID: 773718) program, which is composed of a consortium of 17 partners led by the Agricultural University of Athens, Greece. The objective of this project is to develop new Integrated Pest Management (IPM) practices appropriates for each crop. OPTIMA include a holistic approach for the selection of the best combination of bio and synthetic PPPs, together with highly efficient application including disease prediction models, spectral early disease detection systems and precise spraying techniques under real field conditions

CitationOrtega, P.; Gil, E. Optimizing IPM - Attractive challenges of H2020 EU project OPTIMA. A: Advances in Biological Control and IPM. "Advances in Biological Control and IPM 2019: Addressing the innovation crisis". 2019, p. 1.

URIhttp://hdl.handle.net/2117/177907

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