19th EWRS Symposium in Athens, 2022 - videos of single sessions available

Posted on June 12th, 2024 on 16:01:31 by S. Gennai-Schott

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Opening

Invited speaker Prof. Antonis Zampelas, chair of the Hellenic Food Authority: “Food safety including pesticide residues in the broader perspective of public health”

1st Session 1st day: June 20th, 2022  

Non-chemical Weed Control 1

Chair: Marleen Riemens and Judith Wirth

Bo Melander: “Advances in mechanical weed control technologies.” KEYNOTE”

Matthias Schumacher: “Facilitation of weed seed predation by living mulch and cover crops.”

Benjamin Klauk: “Experiences in electrophysical vegetation control as substitution for non-selective herbicide-application.”

Barbara Baraibar: “Managing inactive weed propagules – key technologies in sustainable weed management.”

Alicia Rouge: “Carry over effects of cover crop mixtures and management practices on subsequent crops and weeds in no-till.”

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2nd Session 1st day: 20th June 2022

Weed Crop Interaction 1

Chair: Stéphane Cordeau and Barbara Baraibar

Tuvia Yaacoby: “The competitiveness of the invasive weed Parthenium hysterophorus with field tomato (Lycopersicum esculentus) in Israel.”
 
Mehmet Nedim Dogan: “Competition of Amaranthus palmeri S. Watson with corn and cotton at two different germination times.”
 
Stéphane Cordeau: “Deciphering field-based evidences for crop allelopathy in weed regulation.“
 
Alessandra Virili: “Increased weed diversity mitigates weed competition with Romaine lettuce (Lactuca sativa L., var. Romana).”
 
Aude Ripoche: “Rotational diversification and fertilization together explain the impacts of tropical weeds on rice yields through changes in plant
communities and biomass.”  
3rd session 1st day: 20th June 2022

Weed Genomics and Population genetics

Chair: Maor Matzrafi and Dana MacGregor

Dana MacGregor: ”Bringing Agricultural Weeds into the Molecular Lab.” KEYNOTE

Roland Beffa: “Weed Genomic contribution to unravel herbicide detoxification pathways. A review.”

David Comont: ”Blackgrass genome sequencing reveals complex patterns of evolved non-target site herbicide resistance.”

Esra Cignitas: “Molecular Identification of Phelipanche species from the western Mediterranean region of Türkiye.”

Day 2: 21st June 2022

Invited Speakers

Gael Le Goupil: “Global Herbicide Resistance Action Committee: how the Ag Industry collaborate to tackle the weed resistance challenge.”

Eric Patterson: “The current status of the IWGC as well as applications of weed genomics.”

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Weed Ecology I and II

Chair: Jonathan Storkey and Michael Schumacher

Stephane Cordeau: “Benefits of a more functionally diverse weed flora and opportunities/barriers to manipulating weed diversity through integrated weed management.” KEYNOTE

Matthias Schumacher/Helen Metcalfe: “Arable Weeds and Management in Europe (AWME): A database of weed survey data from across Europe.”

Alireza Taab: “The role of legume cover crops in the ecological intensification of winter wheat to manage weeds under different soil tillage regime.”

Oystein Stagestad: “Effect of early and late mechanical treatments in autumn on bud growth and long-term control of Sonchus arvensis in spring cereals.”

Malick Sidiki Ouattara: “What ecological traits and functions are important in a crop mixture for effective weed management?rdquo;

Michael Glemnitz: “Weed flora diversification through patch cropping”

 

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