Deliverables
A short promotion video will be developed by BIONEXT and IFOAM EU in which farmers from different member states explain why they use organic seed. The price difference to conventional seed and the reduced choice of cultivars work as disincentives for farmers to use organic seed. Reasons for farmers to use organic seed are the fact that they want to produce a 100% organic product (from seed to fork), to live up to consumer expectations, or because the seed is from an organic cultivar and has an added value. Additional incentives could for instance be a bonus for using organic seed, a clear demand from label organisations, traders, wholesalers or consumers and a level playing field across EU Member States. Pilot studies will be set up by BIONEXT and IFOAM EU with partners (ORC, ÖMKI, LBI, SEAE) and stakeholders in UK, HU, NL and ES to test the effect of the different incentives in different crops, value chains and countries. Baseline interviews will be conducted and the effect of the pilots on the organic seed use and on the motivation of the stakeholders to use organic seed will be measured.
Success stories, expert interviews, Practice Abstracts, as well as videos made available on LIVESEED website and/or the Organic Farm-knowledge platformWe aim to publish: • 20 external materials collected from LIVESEED partners (in national languages), deposited on Organic Eprints and made available on Organic Farm-Knowledge Platform with an abstract in English; • 7 Practice Abstracts based on the T2.2.1 cross visits for the EIP-Agri and the Organic Farm-Knowledge Platform ; • 7 Videos: including expert interviews and good practice demonstration videos for the LIVESEED website, social media and the Organic Farm-Knowledge Platform; • 6 to 8 success stories based on cross visits and on WP1 national visits (D5.7) for the LIVESEED website, social media and the Organic Farm-Knowledge Platform.
Video presenting projectShort videos (2-3 minutes with slide shows and video shots) will be used to present the project and to report about events such as farm days, and visits planned under the project. The videos will be disseminated through the website and uploaded in a dedicated YouTube channel for the project. A short introductory video will present the project. Approximately 3 videos will be based on interviews during visits in the framework of all WPs videos will be developed during workshop and activities of WP1 on the importance of organic seeds (ÖMKI)
Project websitePublic Website will be set up by Month 6 with official information on the project (e.g. partners, collaborators, EC funding) and publishing all the materials produced by the project. The website will be updated regularly at least 4 times per year (IFOAM-EU).
Start-up project leaflet (by Month 6) in 10 national languages (EN, ES, FR, IT, PT, EL, HU, PL, BG, RO) to be distributed during events attended by project partners in order to raise awareness about the LIVESEED project (IFOAM-EU, RSR).
Overview of the organisational models of cultivar trials for organic agriculture in some key EU countriesA report describing and analysing the status quo of different organic variety trials for pre- and post-registration as well as VCU testing across 15 EU countries (for arable, vegetable and fruit crops), presented through 4 main criteria (trial setup, organizational model, dissemination of results and financial model). Additional SWOT analysis will give better understanding of pros and cons of the different systems and show necessary infrastructure for different models. These analyses will serve as a base for the development of guidelines i) for on-farm trial models that are low budget, with alternative financing and new infrastructures (D2.3) and ii) for adjusted protocols for organic DUS and VCU testing (D2.4). This Deliverable D2.1 includes former M 2.7 (MS17) “Overview of existing organic VCU protocols in EU and SWOT analysis”. Milestone 2.7 therefore was deleted.
Practice abstracts on LIVESEED results relevant for practitionersSimple and easytounderstand singlepage Factsheets will be produced on specific themescrop species using the guidelines from EIPAGRI and translated into different languages The first 50 Practice Abstracts will be developed by month 36 D55 In addition 15 will be produced in the last project year and if relevant the first 50 Practice Abstracts will be revised Together these 65 Practice Abstracts will be D512
Booklet on how to implement organic seed regulation at the national level to stimulate their productionAt least 5 booklets (approx. 8-16 pages aimed at a range of stakeholders) will be published on the LIVESEED website, and translated into different languages. One of them will be on: How to implement organic seed regulation at the national level to stimulate their production (WP1).
Booklet on guidelines for cultivar trials on organic farmsAt least 5 booklets approx 816 pages aimed at a range of stakeholders will be published on the LIVESEED website and translated into different languagesOne will be Guidelines for cultivar trials on organic farms WP2
Scientific publications and Conference proceedingsScientific articles published in peerreviewed scientific and technical journals Presentations on application of research results and activities in European and international conferences All scientific partners will contribute to the dissemination of knowledge and results among the scientific community through joint articles in peerreviewed scientific and technical journals such as Organic Farming Sustainability and Euphytica Openaccess publications will be targeted with a maximum 6 to 12month embargo FiBLCH will develop a publication plan across WPs in collaboration with the WP leader All scientific publications from LIVESEED will be archived in organic Eprints the research archive for organic agriculture and authors will be encourage to make use of Research Gate
Inventory of scientific, technological and legal measures to improve seed health and seed quality in European organic farmingThis report will first present an inventory of seed health and seed quality related issues in European organic farming Secondly it will describe activities and preliminary outcomes of i the 2 main case studies developed under T231 and T232 activities Alternaria sp on Carrot Lead WR and Bunt on winter bread wheat Lead ITAB ii the additional initial studies eg on Alfalfa Potato and Pea For each case related scientific technological and legal aspects will be covered
Report on the National VisitsA report containing the methodologies, interview questionnaires, visited stakeholders, presentations, the outcomes of the visits (10 country reports on Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Hungary, Spain, Poland, Romania, Italy, Greece, Bulgaria). This output replaced former M1.7.
Report on importance of the holobiont as potential selection target to improve resilience and product qualityReport summarizing the research results on the holobiont as potential selection target to improve resilience and product quality based on the cultivar testing in T331 and on microbiome mediated breeding for disease resistance in pea in T332 Holistic breeding strategies for resilience will be developed integrating plant and its microbiome
Report on the results of Workshop 1 for input from formal and informal breeders involved in breeding for organic farming systems for priority setting of research needs for organic plant breeding and selection methodsA summary report of the workshop at the special LIVESEED & ECO-PB Organic Breeders Day on 21st February 2018 at University of Kassel, Witzenhausen, Germany, written by LBI, that summarises the discussions and outcomes of the group sessions on system based breeding. This deliverable is based on former M3.3.
Booklet of success stories on organic seed productionAt least 5 booklets (approx. 8-16 pages aimed at a range of stakeholders) will be published on the LIVESEED website, and translated into different languages. One of them will be on Success stories on Organic seed production (WP2)
Guidelines for adjusted procedures for marketing of Organic Varieties and for Organic Heterogeneous MaterialThis report will present recommendations criteria procedures and decisional guidelines to make certified production and marketing of organic plant reproductive material with special emphasis on OHM accessible and fair to ultimately support sustainable and resilient organic crop production It will consist in a report containing an overview of existing procedures for organic VCU and DUS testing for variety registration as well as guidelines and recommendations on i improving VCU and DUS protocols for organic varieties ii characterisation and testing of Organic Heterogeneous Material OHM as part of the revised organic regulation Reg 2018848EU that will come into place in 2021
Policy recommendation to boost organic seed & breeding sectorPolicy recommendations will be elaborated in workshops and during email consultation considering the responsibilities of different policymakers and competent authorities EU national regional and multiactors farmers breeders seed producers organic associations the policy instruments and measures that will boost the production and use of organic seed in Europe as well as bottlenecks or gaps in the current policy framework Policy recommendation will be presented at a separate section at the final conference in Brussels and will specifically address EC officers and country representatives of the Regulatory Committee on Organic Production COP The report would furthermore contain regulatory and policy measures based on information collected through the national workshops identifying regulatory and policy measures and formulating recommendations to improve the production and use of organic seed through such measures formerly D14recommendation on how to improve the organic seed sector aimed at farmers as users and producers of organic seed breeders and seed traders with a particular focus on success factors and business models and the economic rationale behind policy measures supporting organic seed productionformerly D45recommendations for an integrated strategy to optimise organic seed health and quality Based on the inventory of seed health and seed qualityrelated issues in European organic farming and on the learning from the models case studies published in D23 a list of recommended priority areas for future research and an analysis of potential solutions eg management practices seed treatment or coating technological and legal aspects will be produced Scientific literature and expert knowledge will also be mobilised to develop and propose this innovative organic seed health strategy that will be based on the multiactor and integrated approach where production systems are considered in their integrity going from the microbial life associated to the crops to the practitioners managing seed quality Milestone 27 Inventory of seed health and seed qualityrelated issues in European organic farming is planned to be regularly updated until Month 42 and published formerly D27a common vision on the development of the organic seed sector by 2050 and develop a research and policy agenda to achieve that vision in a defined time frame Key points for improved availability of organic seed and organic cultivars as well as main breeding gaps will be identified formerly D62
Report on the European-wide workshopA summary report of the outcome of the workshop in T143 will be produced and integrated into a European progress report on organic seed The report draft will be presented and discussed with the Regulatory Committee of Organic Production COP formerly SCOF and DG Agri to take further steps to promote the organic farming sector Final report with recommendations that feed into D63 will be published
50 Practice abstracts on LIVESEED results relevant for practitionersSimple and easy-to-understand single-page Factsheets will be produced on specific themes/crop species using the guidelines from EIP-AGRI and translated into different languages. The first 50 Practice Abstracts will be developed until month 36.
Report from the Final CongressThe Final Congress will be organized during the last project year involving policymakers researchers and different stakeholders of the seed sectors to discuss and disseminate project results including recommendations at a European level involving EU Commission The event will be combined with the Organic Innovation Days organised by the European Technology Platform TP Organics to widen participation and outreach A report of the event will be published and made available on the project public website and on platforms such as Organic Eprints IFOAM EU
Booklet on the state of Organic seeds in EuropeAt least 5 booklets (approx. 8-16 pages aimed at a range of stakeholders) will be published on the LIVESEED website, and translated into different languages.One of them will be on State of organic seed use in Europe (WP1).
Report describing three crop case studies investigating the detail socio-economic factors influencing the behaviour of various stakeholders regarding the use of organic seedThe aim of this task is to understand the reasons for market failure on organic seed markets and identify ways to overcome it, by describing and modelling the decision-making behaviour of operators connected either directly or indirectly to organic seed markets, including organic and conventional breeders, seed producers, farmers, food producers, traders and consumers. Three crop case studies will focus on a selected crop in the category of vegetables or fruit (led by FIBL-CH), cereals (led by UNIVPM) and forage crops (led by ORC). The selection will consider different aspects that are of varying importance in the different crops: use of local and/or international markets, functioning and failing supply chains, farmer-driven, commercial and community-based seed business models and farm saved seed based on the outcomes of T1.1 and T4.1. A potential case could, for example, centre on the organic tomato market in a region of Europe. Additional criteria include data availability, the presence of different forms of market interactions, use of less widely grown cultivars, reliance on organic multiplication of conventionally bred cultivars and the presence of derogations. The case studies will at first lead to a description of supply chain structure and business practises in the respective crop markets, including existing examples of food retailer/wholesalers that have actively encouraged the use of organic seed (e.g. organic potatoes in NL). For each case small stakeholder advisory group of project partners (including business partners of the consortium) will be established by the responsible partner.
Booklet on case studies of pilots providing incentives for farmers to use organic seed (New)A booklet based on the analysis of existing pilots case studies identifying the bottlenecks success factors and effects of these different farmers incentives in different regions and for selected crop groups The target groups of the publications will be farmers seed producers seed networks seed suppliers and selected nongovernmental stakeholder groups The booklet will form part of the Toolbox in T122 along with the videos for farmers on why to use organic seed and the key success factors identified in T143
Project list of running national, EU and international project with potential relevance for LIVESEEDA list of currently running and initiated national, EU and international project with potential relevance for the topics involved in LIVESEED. This deliverable builds on former M 6.4.
Reports on the outcomes of the cross-visits on organic seed productionA report covering 4 cross-visits explaining their programs, the participants, the methodologies applied, the learning outcomes, and their impact. The report will deal with the network building capacity of our approach and reflect on the methodology to provide recommendations for future uses.
Optimised cultivar trials for organic agriculture: methods, tools and guidelinesBased on the outcomes of comparative field trials on some strategic crop species in Cereals Wheat and Barley led by MTA ATK and MKi Faba Bean led by LF SEGES Carrot and Broccoli led by VITALIS and ITAB Potato led by AREI Tomato led by RSR and Apples linked with T343 AEG this report will describe methods tools and organisational models for optimised postregistration cultivar testing The report will provide guidelines to scope setup and manage networks for cultivar testing under organic conditions to the benefit of the whole organic sector as well as nonorganic low input farming Specific and relevant combination of traits will be defined with partners to assess the cultivar performances for these crops including agroecosystem productive and quality performance The design and statistical methods for field trials as well as new sociotechnical organisational models eg onfarm low budget will also be covered
Report on enhancing resilience at systems level through breeding for diverse cropping systemsThe report will be drafted based on the new breeding methods and codesign approaches for optimised annual crop mixtures with a focus on cereals T321 and for optimised perennial crop mixtures with a focus on grasslegume mixtures T322 and on the agroforestry subtask T323 The chapter on agroforestry to be incorporated in D36 M48 will be i a systematic framework of breeding approaches and methods relevant to agroforestry systems ii a matrix highlighting Strengths Weaknesses Opportunities and Threats of different approaches and stages definition of the breeding goal selection within populations selection between populations variety testing etc in different silvoarable layouts parklands wide alleys narrow alleys etc and iii practical guidelines for the setup of appropriate experimental designs and related data analysis methods
Report on novel breeding concepts and strategies for organic and low-input farming systems – from trait-based to system-based strategiesA summary report of the literature review and expert consultation on basic breeding concepts methodologies and tools with information from Milestone 20 relevant for organic farming systems
Report on breeding gaps and key factors for strengthening small breeding initiativesA report exploring the breeding gaps for White lupin (CREA), T3.4.2: Brassicas (BNN), T3.4.3: Apple (AEG), T3.4.4: Winter wheat (KU), T.3.4.5 Tomato: (UVP) and key factors for strengthening small breeding initiatives.
Report on the relative importance of different factors encouraging farmers to use/ not use organic seed in organic supply chainsThe report will provide better understanding of the values and preferences associated with organic seed use and bottlenecks in the organic seed market and breeding. It will be fed with the following: A mapping of normative values in the literature and in private and governmental standards in the EU and other parts of the world will be carried out by ORC. The value-map will cover both the requirement for use of organic seed as well as the specific organic breeding initiatives. The views of project partners and the status quo analysis in WP1 will also be considered. This mapping exercise will form the basis for consultation, using up to 60 expert interviews (including seed producers, seed traders, breeders, organic organisations and regulators) in BE, BU, DE, DK, ES, FR, GR, HU, IT, LV, NL, PL, UK and CH. The consultation will establish the importance of specific values of organic seed to various stakeholders and their preference regarding the use of organic seed as well as bottlenecks in the organic seed markets. The selection of experts will be developed in collaboration with T4.2 with input from project partners, based on guidance provided. Partners of the respective countries will carry out face-to face or phone interviews and report back on the results, using an interview guide developed by ORC. Small workshops for example at existing organic events (such as European and national organic congresses) might also be used. The consultation will be carried out in close collaboration with WP1.1 and WP6.2 (Stakeholder Platform) and analysis will consider farmers’ view gathered in T1.1.3.
State of the art of existing breeding initiativesA list of existing breeding initiatives is compiled based on existing public information and information from all LIVESEED partners. Per breeding initiative, the list gives a brief description of the activities, contact details, crops worked on, type of breeding approach and type of organisation. This information will be used for further collaboration with the initiatives and sharing of information and knowledge. This Deliverable is based on former Milestone 21, M3.2.
Booklet of policy recommendations on promoting organic seed systems in the EUAt least 5 booklets approx 816 pages aimed at a range of stakeholders will be published on the LIVESEED website and translated into different languages One of them will be on Policy recommendations on promoting organic seed systems in Europe WP6 The policy recommendations will also be printed in English for the final Conference in Brussels RSR
Report with political bottlenecksPolitical bottlenecks are obstacles at the level of the competent authorities that hamper the implementation of the rules on organic seed within the organic regulation (EG 834/2007) and in the implementing rules (889/2008). The report will be compiled based on information from several subtasks: national visits and country reports, T1.3.1. contacts with database managers and competent authority, publications ECO-PB /Solibam, status quo analysis from LIVESEED of EU Member States, seed suppliers survey, farmers survey, database survey and further literature. Based on the identified bottlenecks and the information provided in 2018/848 the report discusses and concluded what measures should be included in the delegated acts to avoid/reduce the identified bottlenecks/obstacles for a more harmonized implementation of the new regulation. This deliverable is replacing former M1.9.
Progress report on breeding activities of white lupin, cell fusion free brassica vegetables, apple, smut resistance in winter wheat and participatory tomato breedingA report summarizing the research results on T341 White lupin CREA T342 Brassicas BNN T343 Apple AEG T344 Winter wheat KU T345 Tomato UVP
A toolbox for identification and description of organic heterogeneous material (New)A synthetic report to contribute to the future negotiations with stakeholders and policy-makers for the delegated act of the new organic regulation with respect to OHM. This report will propose a proof-of-concept of: (i) different possible tools for characterisation of OHM, regarding constitution, traceability, and description, (ii) a tentative swot analysis of each tool based on experience with the temporary experiment 2014/150/EU (Milestone M2.8) and on stakeholder inputs; (iii) a proposed decision tree to forecast scenarios of application of these tools to particular cases.
Publications
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Lammerts van Bueren, E.; Nuijten, E.
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2019
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Messmer M. M., Schäfer F., Winter E.
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2019
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López-Gómez, Miguel; Wille, Lukas; Messmer, Monika and Hohmann, Pierre
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2020
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Dimante I., Skrabule I.
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2019
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Véronique Chable
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2020
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Alkemade, Joris; Messmer, Monika M.; Finckh, Maria R.; Vögele, Ralf T. and Hohmann, Pierre
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2018
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Ločmele I., Legzdiņa L., Piliksere D., Gaile Z., Kronberga A.
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2019
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Bolliger, N.
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2020
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Messmer, M.; Hohmann, P.; Arncken C.; Vonzun, S.; Wille L.; Haug B.; Alkemade J.; Riar A
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2019
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Wille, L., Messmer, M. M., Studer, B., and Hohmann, P.
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2019
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Solfanelli, Francesco; Ozturk, Emel; Orsini, Stefano; Schäfer, Freya; Messmer, Monika and Zanoli, Raffaele
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2020
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LIVESEED
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Niggli, U.
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2019
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Friedli M., Messmer M. M.
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2019
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Monika Messmer
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Symposium on organic breeding activities, Issue 19th of July 2018, 2018
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FiBL Switzerland
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Messmer et al.
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2020
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Judit Fehér, Tina Kovács, Freya Schäfer, Maaike Raaijmakers, Bram Moeskops, Dóra Drexler
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2019
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Hohmann, Pierre; Wille, Lukas and Messmer, Monika
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2020
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Messmer, M.; Moeskops B.
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2019
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Author(s):
Monika M. Messmer; Tanay Joshi; Shivraj Raghuwanshi; Ramprasad Sana, Rajeev Verma;
Surendra Deshmukh; Ashok Kumar; Vikram Raghuwanshi; Adinath Paslawar; Ashis
Mondal; Prakash Shastry; Arun Ambatipudi; Seraina Vonzun; Amritbir Riar
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2020
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Wille, Lukas; Messmer, Monika; Studer, Bruno and Hohmann, Pierre
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2020
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Estelle Serpolay, Véronique Chable
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2020
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Rahmann, Gerold, Rey, Frédéric, Ardakani, Reza, Azim, Khalid, Chable, Véronique, Heckendorn, Felix, Migliorini, Paola, Moeskops, Bram, Neuhoff, Daniel, Rembiałkowska, Ewa, Shade, Jessica, & Tchamitchian, Marc.
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2021
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Thünen Report 88
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10.3220/rep1629982382000
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Winter, Eva; Grovermann, Christian; Orsini, Stefano; Solfanelli, Francesco; Aurbacher, Joachim
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Sustainability, 2021, ISSN 2071-1050
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MDPI Open Access Publishing
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10.3390/su132313326
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Stefano Orsini, Ambrogio Costanzo, Francesco Solfanelli, Raffaele Zanoli, Susanne Padel, Monika M. Messmer, Eva Winter, Freya Schaefer
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Sustainability, Issue 12/20, 2020, Page(s) 8540, ISSN 2071-1050
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MDPI Open Access Publishing
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10.3390/su12208540
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Mihály Földi, Szilvia Bencze, Péter Hertelendy, Sára Veszter, Tina Kovács, Dóra Drexler
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Organic Agriculture, 2021, ISSN 1879-4238
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Springer Science + Business Media
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10.1007/s13165-020-00335-x
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Gabriele Campanelli, Sara Sestili, Nazzareno Acciarri, Francesco Montemurro, Daniela Palma, Fabrizio Leteo, Massimiliano Beretta
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Agronomy, Issue 9/3, 2019, Page(s) 119, ISSN 2073-4395
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MDPI
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10.3390/agronomy9030119
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J. A. Alkemade, M. M. Messmer, R. T. Voegele, M. R. Finckh, P. Hohmann
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Scientific Reports, Issue 11/1, 2021, ISSN 2045-2322
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Nature Publishing Group
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10.1038/s41598-021-92953-y
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Matthias C. Rillig, Carlos A. Aguilar‐Trigueros, Tessa Camenzind, Timothy R. Cavagnaro, Florine Degrune, Pierre Hohmann, Daniel R. Lammel, India Mansour, Julien Roy, Marcel G. A. Heijden, Gaowen Yang
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New Phytologist, Issue 222/3, 2019, Page(s) 1171-1175, ISSN 0028-646X
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Blackwell Publishing Inc.
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10.1111/nph.15602
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Susanne Padel, Stefano Orsini, Francesco Solfanelli, Raffaele Zanoli
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Sustainability, Issue 13/18, 2021, Page(s) 10305, ISSN 2071-1050
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MDPI Open Access Publishing
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10.3390/su131810305
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Tim Kamber, Nachelli Malpica-López, Monika M. Messmer, Thomas Oberhänsli, Christine Arncken, Joris A. Alkemade, Pierre Hohmann
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Plants, Issue 10/8, 2021, Page(s) 1548, ISSN 2223-7747
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MDPI
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10.3390/plants10081548
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Eva Winter, Christian Grovermann, Joachim Aurbacher, Stefano Orsini, Freya Schäfer, Mariateresa Lazzaro, Francesco Solfanelli, Monika M. Messmer
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Agroecology and Sustainable Food Systems, 2021, Page(s) 1-28, ISSN 2168-3565
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Taylor and Francis Ltd.
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10.1080/21683565.2021.1931628
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Joris Alkemade, Monika Messmer, Christine Arncken, Agata Leska, Paolo Annicchiarico, Nelson Nazzicari, Michal Książkiewicz, Ralf Thomas Voegele, Maria Finckh, Pierre Hohmann
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Plant Disease, 2020, ISSN 0191-2917
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American Phytopathological Society
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10.1094/pdis-07-20-1531-re
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Edith T. Lammerts van Bueren, Paul C. Struik, Nick van Eekeren, Edwin Nuijten
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Agronomy for Sustainable Development, Issue 38/5, 2018, ISSN 1774-0746
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Springer Verlag
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10.1007/s13593-018-0522-6
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Lukas Wille, Monika M. Messmer, Bruno Studer, Pierre Hohmann
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Plant, Cell & Environment, Issue 42/1, 2019, Page(s) 20-40, ISSN 0140-7791
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Blackwell Publishing Inc.
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10.1111/pce.13214
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Emma Forst, Jérôme Enjalbert, Vincent Allard, Christophe Ambroise, Inès Krissaane, Tristan Mary-Huard, Stéphane Robin, Isabelle Goldringer
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Field Crops Research, Issue 242, 2019, Page(s) 107571, ISSN 0378-4290
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Elsevier BV
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10.1016/j.fcr.2019.107571
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Gunasekaran Mohanapriya, Revuru Bharadwaj, Carlos Noceda, José Hélio Costa, Sarma Rajeev Kumar, Ramalingam Sathishkumar, Karine Leitão Lima Thiers, Elisete Santos Macedo, Sofia Silva, Paolo Annicchiarico, Steven P.C. Groot, Jan Kodde, Aprajita Kumari, Kapuganti Jagadis Gupta, Birgit Arnholdt-Schmitt
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Frontiers in Plant Science, Issue 10, 2019, ISSN 1664-462X
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Frontiers Media S. A.
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10.3389/fpls.2019.01134
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Indra Locmele, Linda Legzdina, Dace Piliksere, Zinta Gaile, Arta Kronberga
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Research for rural development, Issue Agricultural Sciences, 2019, Page(s) 21-28, ISSN 0317-8471, ISBN 978-9934-14-548-3
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10.22616/rrd.25.2019.044
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Szilvia Bencze, Marianna Makádi, Tibor J. Aranyos, Mihály Földi, Péter Hertelendy, Péter Mikó, Sara Bosi, Lorenzo Negri, Dóra Drexler
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Sustainability, Issue 12/4, 2020, Page(s) 1584, ISSN 2071-1050
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MDPI Open Access Publishing
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10.3390/su12041584
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Aitana Ares, Joana Costa, Carolina Joaquim, Duarte Pintado, Daniela Santos, Monika M. Messmer, Pedro M. Mendes-Moreira
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Frontiers in Microbiology, Issue 12, 2021, ISSN 1664-302X
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Frontiers Media
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10.3389/fmicb.2021.636009
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Pierre Hohmann, Klaus Schlaeppi, Angela Sessitsch
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FEMS Microbiology Ecology, Issue 96/10, 2020, ISSN 0168-6496
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Blackwell
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10.1093/femsec/fiaa177
Author(s):
Lukas Wille, Monika M. Messmer, Natacha Bodenhausen, Bruno Studer, Pierre Hohmann
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Frontiers in Plant Science, Issue 11, 2020, ISSN 1664-462X
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Frontiers Media S. A.
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10.3389/fpls.2020.542153
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Christoph Grieder, Katharina Kempf, Franz Xaver Schubiger
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Sustainability, Issue 13/16, 2021, Page(s) 8929, ISSN 2071-1050
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MDPI Open Access Publishing
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10.3390/su13168929
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Ambrogio Costanzo, Dominic Amos, Charlotte Bickler, Andrew Trump
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Agronomy for Sustainable Development, Issue 41/4, 2021, ISSN 1774-0746
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Springer Verlag
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10.1007/s13593-021-00706-y
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Miko Péter
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2021
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Judit Feher and Szilvia Bencze
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2021
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Monika Messmer, Ambrogio Costanzo
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2021
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Edwin Nuijten, Adrian Rodriguez Burruezo
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2021
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Stephanie Klaedtke
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2021
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Edwin Nuijten
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2021
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Riccardo Bocci
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2021
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Raffaele Zanoli
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2021
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2021
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Proceedings of 18th International Organic Fruit Conference, Germany, Issue February 19-21 2018, 2018, Page(s) 104-107
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2018
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IPC (Polytechnic Institute of Coimbra)
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2018
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Oregon State University
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