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BeXyl has substantially expanded current knowledge on the host range and pathogenicity of European and international Xf strains under both field and controlled conditions.

BeXyl also developed tools to enhance the socio-economic impact assessments of the outbreak and to support policy decisions and outbreak management.

The news: Scientists emphasise that integrating social, economic and institutional dimensions is key to managing outbreaks in Europe

Nature-based biodegradable materials could cut pollution, reduce fossil dependence and create new income for farmers, fishers and regional businesses, if EU rules catch up

Taking into consideration that the treatment of production animals is subject to the aforementioned limitations

Cites management setbacks, climate change, and dramatic environmental changes unraveling the Southern Ocean’s delicate web of life

With a decision that immediately reshapes the map of the live animal trade, Greece is moving to freeze imports, as authorities seek to contain the spread of sheep and goat pox.

An international consortium of researchers in the European project BeXyl – Beyond Xylella – is advancing integrated, nature-based solutions to fight Xylella fastidiosa, by combining biological vector control, sustainable agronomic practices, and cutting-edge microbiological tools.

An exclusive interview with Daniel Zingg, Group CEO of Andermatt, for Agrocapital on the future of biological solutions and Europe’s evolving regulatory framework

The researchers tested state-of-the-art nucleic acid-based diagnostic tools for the quantification, typing and in-situ detection of Xylella fastidiosa in plants and vectors.

Opportunities for European businesses of all sizes