7IBWS2023

Closing lecture by Kornelia Smalla on "Potential role of rhizosphere microbiome modulation in controlling Ralstonia solanacearum caused baterial wilt"

"Indirect reduction of Ralstonia solanacearum via pathogen helper inhibition" by Mei Li

Sophie James talks on "Exposing phage to multiple host genotypes can improve outcome of phage training with pytopathogenic Ralstonia solanacearum"

"Transcriptional landscape of the Ralstonia solanacearum life cycle: identification of key genes for growth in soil" by Mercedes Rocafort.

Opening lecture by Seon-Woo Lee on "Bacterial wilt resistance and root microbiome in tomato"

Thank you to all personnel at INIA Las Brujas for being such great hosts!!

"Integrated strategies to manage bacterial wilt (Ralstonia) of tomato in North Carolina", USA by Prem Magar

Can-Hua Lu´s talk on " Bioassay-based method for screening biological control agents against tobacco bacterial wilt".

Can-Hua Lu talking about "Bioassay-based method for screening biological control agents against tobacco bacterial wilt".

Boshou Liao giving a talk on "Pyramiding host resistance to bacterial wilt and other major soil.borne diseases for integrated management in peanut"

Cristofer Motoche from Yachay Tech University giving a talk on "Detection and analysis of CRISPR locus in the Ralstonia solanacearum species complex."

Ville-Petri Friman from University of Helsinki giving an opening lecture on "Ecology and evolution of phage-bacteria interactions in the rhizosphere: consequences for microbiome functioning and control of plant disease outbreaks"

Lunch is being prepared for our participants!

Marco Dalla Rizza from INIA giving a closing lecture before lunch on "Effect of the EFR gene on potato-bacterial wilt interaction and first evaluation of agronomic behavior"

Ana Maria Bocsanczy, University of Florida, gives a talk on "Discovery of functional R-genes in resistant rabbiteye blueberry against Ralstonia solanacearum

Huaiyong Luo from Oil Crops Research Institute of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences gives an excellent presentation on "Identification of molecular markers for resistance to bacterial wilt in peanut".

Paola Gaiero is talking right now about adding value to our genetic resources: characterization and evaluation of potato wild relatives from Uruguay for bacterial wilt resistance and other traits of interest for breeding

Opening lecture by Mauricio Rossato " Recent advances in the selection of potato clones resistant to bacterial wilt in Brazil"

Impressive lecture by Francisco Vilaró on breeding for potato bacterial wilt resistance in Uruguay

INIA Las Brujas Experimental Station welcomes our participants. Welcome message by Matías González and Jorge Sawchik from INIA.