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Evaluation and Development of Effective Natural Control for Economically-Important Parasitic Nematodes Using Phytochemicals from the Brassicaceae and Essential Oil-Producing Species

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Project title | Evaluation and Development of Effective Natural Control for Economically-Important Parasitic Nematodes Using Phytochemicals from the Brassicaceae and Essential Oil-Producing Species

Project Code | PTDC/AGR-AAM/74579/2006

Main objective |

Region of intervention |

Beneficiary entity |

Universidade de Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro(líder)
Universidade de Évora(parceiro)
Universidade de Lisboa(parceiro)

Approval date | 01-06-2007

Start date | 01-06-2007

Date of the conclusion | 30-11-2010

Total eligible cost |

European Union financial support |

National/regional public financial support |

Apoio financeiro atribuído à Universidade de Évora | 54578 €

Summary

The aims of this project are to combine the considerable expertise within the three universities and apply this knowledge to the evaluation of phytochemicals as effective, and safer, control agents for economically important nematodes. It is expected that at the end of the research species-specific natural nematicides, and possibly a multi-species nematicide, based on phytochemicals from either single plant species or a combination of the species for maximal nematicidal activity, will have been identified.