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Biology and epidemiology of pathogens relating to the cultivation of medicinal and spice plants (e.g. Anthracnosis of St. John’s wort) (Project)
Investigation on the pathosystem (virulence, infection, transmission, host range). Development of pest management programmes and methods for testing resistance.
Funding period: 1995 - 2006
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Diagnosis, biology and epidemiology of bacterial and fungal pathogens in cultivation of vegetables (Project)
The infection of vegetable and medicinal plants and herbs caused by fungi and bacteria is investigatedfor its biology, diagnostic and forecasting possibilities of harmful organisms placing emphasis on emerging host-pathogen interactions.
Funding period: 2001 - 2019
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Development of components and concepts of integrated and sustainable plant protection for vegetables, ornamentals, medical plants and spices in field and greenhouse (Project)
Components (e.g. action thresholds or variety lists of the susceptibility to diseases and pests) were evaluated and combined to form concepts of integrated and sustainable plant protection systems for different crops.
Funding period: 2001 - 2008
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SFB 299: Project B2.3 - Modelling of landuse-dependent heavy metal loads in intensively farmed soils using the Model ATOMIS (Project)
The model ATOMIS (Assessment Tool for Metals in Soils), integrated in the model network ITE2M has been developed in the third project phase of the SFB 299 in subproject B 2.3. It estimates site-specifically long term development of the heavy metal status in top soils depending on landuse and cultivation system. In the fourth phase of the SFB 299 ATOMIS will be transferred to the Nidda-catchment...
Funding period: 1997 - 2008
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SFB 299: Project B3.1 - Spatially explicit modelling of phytodiversity in cultural landscapes: model application, adaptation and extension (Project)
Trade-offs between various landscape functions (e.g., economic and ecological measures) are of special interest in agricultural landscape research. The landscape ecological subproject within the SFB299 is therefore concerned with relations between land use and phytodiversity. In this context, we consider the spatio-temporal patterns of different land-use systems (cultivation, grassland, fallow)...
Funding period: 1997 - 2008
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ECHAIN - Developing a stakeholders' guide on the vulnerability of food and feed chains to dangerous agents and substances (Project)
The European citizen requires harmonised food and feed chain traceability systems that offer protection from poisoning by dangerous agents and substances. The objective of this project is to develop methodologies that will optimise the traceability process with respect to chain vulnerability to contamination. This project will evaluate current chain traceability systems, including methodologies...
Funding period: 2006 - 2009
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Study on the preservation of positive ingredients in the budgetary preparation (Project)
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Funding period: 2000 - 2008
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Diagnosis and control of Rabbit Haemorrhagic Disease (RHD) (Project)
Development and validation of diagnostic techniques as well as specific vaccines for RHD.
Funding period: 2001 - 2007
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Influence of high pressure treatment on the infectivity of prion proteins (Project)
Incorrect folded proteins are named as the cause of transmissible spongiform encephalopathy like BSE in cattle, scrapie in sheep, and Creuzfeld-Jakob-disease in humans. The causing agent of these most times deadly ending diseases of the nervous system is an isoform of the cellular prion protein called PrPSc (Sc = Scrapie). These pathogenic proteins are highly resistant against usually used...
Funding period: 2002 - 2008
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Land-use related innovations and knowledge flows (SOSI A) (Project)
The subproject aims at organisational development for a relevant knowledge system of the Naban He Nature Reserve. Organisational development hereby is seen as influencing institutions, structures and processes of generation, dissemination and use of knowledge. Based on an analysis of former and present land-use problems the factors and framework conditions for the adoption and dissemination of...
Funding period: 2007 - 2010
