Institute of Entomology and Plant Pathology Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore Sara E. Legler.

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Institute of Entomology and Plant Pathology Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore Sara E. Legler

Piacenza, where is it?

The main courses in Plant Pathology Basic plant pathology Grapevine diseases Biological and integrated disease management Epidemiology and disease modelling Plant Pathology section - Theaching

MIS SIS SHS HIH T RH T DAR R DC RH T LW FS SPO DIS INF FS Incidence (%) The main research topics Epidemiology and modeling of plant diseases Plant Pathology section - Research

Bio Control Agents in IPM Mycotoxin producing fungi Plant Pathology section - Research

BarberaCroatina Malvasia di Candia aromatica Ortrugo Surface: 6300 Ha Wine production: HL Viticulture in Piacenza

Plant Pathology section – Spin-off company Aim: -> increase the value of research through transferring the technological innovation to practical agriculture at national and international level, with emphasis for increasing crop yield and quality, reducing the environmental impact and preserving food safety. Horta meets these objectives by developing: new cropping strategies, methods and products, Decision Support Systems (DSSs) based on new Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) for integrated crop production.

Plant Pathology section – Spin-off company Wheat: diseases (rusts, powdery mildew, fusarium head scab, mycotoxins) and agronomic technical advices (density of seeds at drilling, nitrogen fertilization, weed control) Apple and pear scab Leaf curl of peaches Grape: diseases (DM, PM, insects) and agronomic technical advices. Coming soon: Tomato and rice DSS!

Modeling approach and applications

Define the model purpose Conceptualize the model Develop the mathematical framework Evaluate the model verification validation uncertainty analysis sensitivity analysis judgement of utility problem to be addressed stakeholders intended use model boundaries Draw the model diagram Making assumptions Define complexity Testing conceptual model driving models Implement in DSS Model development Vitebio.net™