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FRENCH OVERSEAS DEPARTMENTS PEST SURVEILLANCE AND DETECTION ACTIVITIES IN THE CARIBBEAN REGION

Authors: Vuillaume, Claude; Hendrikx, Pascal; Teycheney, Pierre-Yves; Abadie, Catherine; Dollet, Michel; Daugrois, Jean Heinrich; Palloix, Alain; +21 Authors

FRENCH OVERSEAS DEPARTMENTS PEST SURVEILLANCE AND DETECTION ACTIVITIES IN THE CARIBBEAN REGION

Abstract

The French Departments of Guadeloupe and Martinique are particularly sensitive to the problem of invasive species. This problem is the responsibility of the Services and other organizations in charge of animal and plant health. These agencies have established concerted information activities and regional co-operation aimed at preventing the introduction and the control of invasive species, which could have important economic impacts on agricultural production and the ecosystems of these Departments. We report the strategy of regional co-operation and progress pertaining to some potential invasive species or species undergoing mutation, and the prospects for controlling them in the event of their introduction.

Keywords

CISSIP, Research and Development/Tech Change/Emerging Technologies, environmental and sanitary risks, region-wide implementation, early detection and warning, EPIVET, Agricultural and Food Policy, Black Sigatoka and mosaic streak virus of banana (BSV), sugarcane diseases, Ralstonia solanacearum, avian influenza, CaribVet, begomoviruses, coconut lethal yellowing

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