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Combined bacterial and viral infection epidemics: Examining the evidence and appropriate responses to protect crop health (E-Prep). E-Prep Impact Report.
Authors/Creators
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Bell, James
(Project leader)1, 2
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Bass, Chris
(Project member)3
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Maye, Damian
(Project member)4
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Milne, Alice
(Project member)2
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Bramham, Lawrence
(Project member)2
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Gao, Junfeng
(Project member)5, 6
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Hemming, Deborah
(Other)7
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Hodgetts, Jennifer
(Project member)8
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Kruger, Kerstin
(Other)9, 10
- Schieler, Manuela (Other)11
- et al. Show all 14 authors
Authors/Creators
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Bell, James
(Project leader)1, 2
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Bass, Chris
(Project member)3
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Maye, Damian
(Project member)4
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Milne, Alice
(Project member)2
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Bramham, Lawrence
(Project member)2
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Gao, Junfeng
(Project member)5, 6
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Hemming, Deborah
(Other)7
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Hodgetts, Jennifer
(Project member)8
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Kruger, Kerstin
(Other)9, 10
- Schieler, Manuela (Other)11
- Stevens, Mark (Other)12
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Stewart, Alan
(Project member)13
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Tungadi, Trisna
(Project member)1
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Vestergren, Sara
(Other)1, 14
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Keele University
- 2. Rothamsted Research
- 3. University of Exeter Cornwall Campus
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University of Gloucestershire
- 5. University of Lincoln
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University of Aberdeen
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Met Office
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Animal and Plant Health Agency
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University of Pretoria
- 10. KWS SAAT SE
- 11. Central Institute for Decision Support Systems in Crop Protection (ZEPP)
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British Beet Research Organisation
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University of Sussex
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University of Limerick
Description
The E-Prep team are funded by UKRI under the project titled “Combined bacterial and viral infection epidemics: Examining the evidence and appropriate responses to protect crop health (E-Prep)” MR/Z50581X/1. The project began on 1st September 2024 and is due to complete its objectives the 31st May 2025.
Our vision is to tackle the core topics of vector-borne viral and bacterial diseases in agriculture and horticulture. We use sugar beet as an exemplar system in which Virus Yellows (VY) and Syndrome Basses Richesses (SBR), a proteobacterium and phytoplasma complex, threaten UK and European productivity. The main project aim is to create a roadmap for future research, growers, business and policy.
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2025-03-10