Platform Plant Protection

The United Nations General Assembly declared 2020 as the International Year of Plant Health (IYPH). The year aims to raise global awareness on how protecting plant health can help end hunger, reduce

To strengthen the plant protection research at SLU, the vice chancellor has given the SLU Platform Plant Protection the mission and funding to promote and coordinate plant protection research

The SLU Platform Plant Protection is arranging an internal workshop on 9-10 September 2019 with the title "Plant protection at SLU - ideas for the future". All researchers, Postdocs and PhD-students

Growing strawberries relies heavily on pesticides. Without pesticides, the flowers are damaged by insects, and yields will be low. In a new doctoral thesis, Daniela Weber has investigated alternative

Growing strawberries relies heavily on pesticides. Without pesticides, the flowers are damaged by insects, and yields will be low. In a new doctoral thesis, Daniela Weber has investigated alternative

cajsa.lithell@slu.se Welcome to a symposium on Plant Resistance Ecology arranged by the Centre for Biological Control. The seminar will be sent on videolink here. CBC, The Centre for Biological

cajsa.lithell@slu.se Welcome to a symposium on Plant Resistance Ecology arranged by the Centre for Biological Control. The seminar will be sent on videolink here. CBC, The Centre for Biological

CBC Writeshop: When is it biological control? cajsa.lithell@slu.se The Centre for Biological Control, CBC, arranges a writeshop on the subject "When is it biological control?" SLU researchers

Here you can find information on plant protection at SLU (mostly in Swedish): Plant protection focus groups Ask a researcher Unit for risk assessment of non-indigenous plant pests Centre for

Can genetic engineering contribute to more efficient plant breeding in Africa? That is what researchers believe in an SLU-led project that strives for cassava varieties with better nutritional value

Can genetic engineering contribute to more efficient plant breeding in Africa? That is what researchers believe in an SLU-led project that strives for cassava varieties with better nutritional value

Plant protection at SLU - ideas for the future katja.fedrowitz@slu.se Which are the key challenges for future plant protection? How should we at SLU best continue working together and with society