Combined bacterial and viral infection epidemics: Examining the evidence and appropriate responses to protect crop health (E-Prep). E-Prep Impact Report.
Combined bacterial and viral infection epidemics: Examining the evidence and appropriate responses to protect crop health (E-Prep). E-Prep Impact Report.
The E-Prep team are funded by UKRI under the project titled “Combined bacterial and viral infection epidemics: Examining the evidence and appropriate responses to protect crop health (E-Prep)” MR/Z50581X/1. The project began on 1st September 2024 and is due to complete its objectives the 31st May 2025. Our vision is to tackle the core topics of vector-borne viral and bacterial diseases in agriculture and horticulture. We use sugar beet as an exemplar system in which Virus Yellows (VY) and Syndrome Basses Richesses (SBR), a proteobacterium and phytoplasma complex, threaten UK and European productivity. The main project aim is to create a roadmap for future research, growers, business and policy.
- University of Gloucestershire United Kingdom
- University of Aberdeen United Kingdom
- Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs United Kingdom
- University of Sussex United Kingdom
- University of Exeter United Kingdom
agroecology, Myzus persicae, modelling, containment, mitigation, vector-borne diseases, Syndrome Basses Richesses, phytoplasma, potatoes, roadmap, first detection, biodiversity, agrifood, behavioural psychology, crop genetics, virus,, Robotics, sugar beet, virus yellows, aphids, epidemic threat, proteobacterium, AI, statistics, pests and diseases, recommendations, Pentastiridius leporinus, crop breeding, carrots, ecology, plant health, planthopper
agroecology, Myzus persicae, modelling, containment, mitigation, vector-borne diseases, Syndrome Basses Richesses, phytoplasma, potatoes, roadmap, first detection, biodiversity, agrifood, behavioural psychology, crop genetics, virus,, Robotics, sugar beet, virus yellows, aphids, epidemic threat, proteobacterium, AI, statistics, pests and diseases, recommendations, Pentastiridius leporinus, crop breeding, carrots, ecology, plant health, planthopper
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