In a significant advancement for sustainable agriculture, researchers from Guizhou University have decoded how oligochitosan (COS), a biological plant immune inducer, activates defense mechanisms against Potato Virus Y (PVY). Their ...
Based on the study conducted by researchers from Lomonosov Moscow State University, led by Dr. Natalia O. Kalinina (kalinina@belozersky.msu.ru)Original research: Samarskaya V.O. et al., “The Temporal and Geographical Dynamics of ...
In the heart of northern Europe’s potato belt, a quiet agricultural innovation is taking root—literally. Across several German regions, farmers are sowing oats around their seed potato fields, not for ...
Professor Erin Weber from Carthage College has been awarded a $498,000 NSF grant to develop biochemical tools for studying Potato Virus Y (PVY) infections. Her research will focus on understanding ...
Strategic Collaboration Aims to Combat Aphid Infestations and Viral Infections In an effort to tackle the pressing issue of aphid infestations and associated viral infections in seed potato crops, Albert ...
As we kick off the 2024 aphid monitoring season, Dr. Ian McRae's Aphid Alert reveals initial data on aphid populations in Minnesota and discusses potential impacts on crops. In this ...
#SeedSizeOptimization #UniformSeedTubers #CropYieldEnhancement #PlanterEfficiency #PotatoVirusY #SeedCuttingEquipmentCalibration Assessing and selecting the appropriate size and uniformity of seed tubers is crucial for optimizing crop yield. This article explores the impact of seed ...
Good news: the newest ‘high-tech tool’ for diagnosing crop disease is also man’s best friend — a friendly dog. Specifically, it’s a crew of five dogs trained by Andrea Parish ...
When it comes to reporting about potato virus Y (PVY), it’s a good news, bad news kind of story.
Greater understanding of the biology of one of the most destructive plant viruses to potato crops will be the focus of a research hub at the University of Maine that ...
Trials are planned for 2022 in three locations as part of a Specialty Crop Research Initiative grant. For potato growers across the U.S., potato virus Y (PVY) is a serious ...
The prevalence of virus in seed potato stocks is challenging the industry and we are at a tipping point
Potato virus Y (PVY) is one of the most common problems in potato fields, but few people know it when they see it. With plenty of other things to worry ...
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