The First International Plant Health Conference
21-23 September, Queen Elizabeth II Centre, London
The First International Plant Health Conference aims to address new and emerging plant health challenges, including climate change impacts, the risks associated with significant increase in international trade, the rapid loss of biological diversity and new pest pathways such as e-commerce by exploring more efficient national, regional and global policies, structures and mechanisms.
Fera will be running poster sessions across the 3 days of the conference and attending with some of our early career scientists. Each day the theme of the posters will reflect the themes of the conference:
Day 1 - Food Security
Day 2 - Environmental Protection
Day 3 - Safe Trade
Fera Presentation from Don Walker
Join Don Walker at the IPHC where he will be presenting:
Exploiting previously undetermined sequences from historical virus isolate collections (VirusCurate)
Fera Posters
Ashleigh Elliot |
Fera, UK |
Development of a real-time PCR for the detection of blueberry rust (Thekopsora minima). |
Food Security |
Syed Mustafa |
Fera, UK |
The National Collection of Plant Pathogenic Bacteria |
Food Security |
Valeria Orlando |
Fera, UK |
Real-time PCR for diagnosis of Meloidogyne chitwoodi, M. fallax, M. hapla and M. incognita group |
Food Security |
Valeria Orlando |
Fera, UK |
Investigating the threat of beech leaf disease in the UK |
Environmental Protection |
Sarah Carroll |
Fera, UK |
Xanthomonas Threats project- Angular leaf spot of strawberry |
Food Security |
Daisy Furrokh |
Fera/RSB |
Characterisation of a novel Potyvirus and Potexviruses affecting |
Food Security |
Ines Vazquez |
Fera, UK |
Understanding the risk to crops of viruses affecting Apiaceae spp. in the United Kingdom |
Food Security |
Matias Fernandez |
Fera, UK |
Molecular approaches to examine microbial diversity (long-term experimental sites) |
Environmental Protection |
Rob Deady & Rowan Howe |
Fera, UK |
Interception of Black fig weevil in the UK |
Safe Trade |
Conference attendance
Click here to register to attend the conference in person.
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