IHAR - Fusarium 2010

Programme

Monday 20.09

OPENING

1	Welcome and opening	Prof. Edward Arseniuk
2	Welcome and opening	Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development

INTRODUCTORY LECTURES

IL1	FUSARIUM SPECIES IN SHADES OF GRAY	Leslie J
IL2	GENETIC OF FUSARIUM HEAD BLIGHT RESISTANCE IN WHEAT – IMPLICATIONS FOR RESISTANCE BREEDING	Buerstmayr H., Ban T., Anderson J.A., Buerstmayr M., Huber K, Alimari A, Steiner B, Lemmens M.
IL3	MAIN MYCOTOXIN CONCERN BY FUSARIUM PLANT DISEASES IN EUROPE: EFFORTS TO HARMONIZE STRATEGIES FOR THEIR REDUCTION IN FOOD AND FEED CHAIN	Logrieco A.F.

SESSION I
Pathogen – Taxonomy, Biology and Genetics


KL1	IS A FUNCTIONAL CLASSIFICATION OF FUSARIUM SPECIES BASED ON GENOMIC AND METABOLOMIC ANALYZES POSSIBLE?	Thrane U.
KL2	A NOVEL CLADE OF T–2–PRODUCING FUSARIUM ISOLATES FROM NORTHERN ASIA THAT ARE CLOSELY RELATED TO F. SPOROTRICHIOIDES AND TO THE TWO SUBGROUPS OF EUROPEAN F. LANGSETHIAE	Yli-Mattila T, O’Donnell K., Ward T., Proctor R. H., Burkin A., Kononenko G., Gavrilova O. Gagkaeva T.
KL3	FUSARIUM ON THE TROPICAL FRUIT CROPS	Pfenning L.H., Costa S.S., Lima S.C.
OP1	MAP KINASE MGV1: A POTENTIAL SHARED CONTROL POINT OF BUTENOLIDE AND DEOXYNIVALENOL BIOSYNTHESIS IN FUSARIUM GRAMINEARUM	Rampitsch C., Subramaniam R., Fan T.
OP2	EFFECT OF EPIGENETIC FACTORS AND CIS-REGULATORY MOTIFS ON THE EXPRESSION OF FUM1, A KEY FUMONISIN BIOSYNTHETIC GENE IN FUSARIUM VERTICILLIOIDES	Visentin I., Montis V., Valentino D., Tamietti G., Karlovsky P., Cardinale F.
OP3	CHARACTERIZATION OF POLISH ISOLATES OF FUSARIUM LANGSETHIAE ISOLATED FROM WINTER WHEAT	Lukanowski, A., Baturo, A.
OP4	STUDY ON PATHOLOGIC AND GENETIC ASPECTS OF FUSARIUM SOLANI POPULATIONS ISOLATED FROM VARIOUS HOST PLANTS IN IRAN	Eskandari M., Moretti A., Javan–Nikkhah M., Zare R., Somma S., Stea G.
SESSION II Pathogenesis, Epidemiology and Disease Forecasting
KL1	PATHOGENICITY AND EPIDEMIOLOGY OF FUSARIUM: A MOLECULAR APPROACH	Waalwijk C., Köhl J., van der Lee T.
KL2	MOLECULAR AND GENETIC STUDIES ON FUSARIUM EAR BLIGHT DISEAS OF WHEAT	Hammond-Kosack K., Kanyuka K., Brown N.A., Beacham A.M., Cuzick A., Antoniw J., Urban M.
KL3	REVIEW OF THE STATUS OF B GENES AS TOOLS FOR MYCOTOXIN MENAGEMENT IN MAIZE	Munkvold G.P.
KL4	LUMINEX BASED DETECTION AND IDENTIFICATION OF TYPE A TRICHOTHECENEPRODUCING FUSARIUM SPECIES	Kristensen R., Ward T., O’Donnell K., Holst-Jensen A.

Tuesday 21.09

SESSION II
Pathogenesis, Epidemiology and Disease Forecasting

OP1	FORECASTING MODELS FOR DEOXYNIVALENOL (DON) IN SPRING WHEAT AND OATS IN NORWAY	Elen O., Hofgaard I.S., Brodal G., Aamot H.U., Klemsdal S.S.
OP2	FUSARIUM LANGSETHIAE - PARASITE OR ENDOPHYTE? INVESTIGATION OF ALTERNATIVE ROUTES FOR PLANT COLONIZATION	Divon H.H., Razzaghian J., Klemsdal S.S.
OP3	INTERACTIONS BETWEEN FUSARIUM VERTICILLLIOIDES AND F. GRAMINEARUM ON FIELD MAIZE EARS: EVIDENCE FOR BOTH COMPETITION AND FACILITATION	Picot A., Hourcade-Marcolla D., Barreau A., Pinson-Gadais L., Caron, D., Lannou C., Richard-Forget F.
OP4	INFECTION PROCESS AND MYCOTOXIN PRODUCTION IN FUSARIUM CULMORUM – INFECTED MAIZE EARS	Oldenburg E., Ellner F.

SESSION III
Food Safety and Toxicology

KL1	FUSARIUM MYCOTOXINS AND HUMAN HEALTH	Shephard G.S.
KL2	TOXICITY AND RISKS WITH T-2 AND HT-2 TOXINS IN CEREALS	Pettersson H.
OP1	A STRATEGY FOR IDENTIFICATION OF CEREAL GRAIN LOTS WITH UNACCEPTABLE FUSARIUM TOXIN CONTENT	Brodal G., Hofgaard I.S., Elen O., Aamot H.U., Klemsdal S.S.
OP2	OXIDATIVE STRESS, PHENOLIC COMPOUNDS AND TRICHOCENES B PRODUCTION: NEW INSIGHTS ON THE REGULATION OF MYCOTOXINS BIOSYNTHESIS BY F. GRAMINEARUM	Richard-Forget F., Atanasova-Penichon V., Boutigny A.L., Gros J., Merhej J., Pinson-Gadais L., Poque S., Verdal-Bonnin M.N., Barreau C.
OP3	KINETICS OF TRICHOTHECENE FORMATION IN WHEATS INOCULATED WITH FUSARIUM CULMORUM	Buśko M., Perkowski J., Wiwart M., Góral T., Suchowilska E., Stuper K, Matysiak A., Szwajkowska-Michałek L.
OP4	DYNAMICS OF FUMONISINS ACCUMULATION IN MAIZE SEEDLINGS	Zitomer N.C., Riley R.T., Glenn A.E.

SESSION IV
Host Plant Resistance Genetics and Variety Development

KL1	INTROGRESSION BREEDING - EFFECTS AND SIDE EFFECTS OF MARKER-BASED INTRODUCTION OF TWO NON-ADAPTED QTL FOR FUSARIUM HEAD BLIGHT RESISTANCE INTO ELITE WHEAT	Miedaner T., Ohe, von der C., Korzun V., Ebmeyer E.
KL2	A DIFFERENT PATH TO THE SUMMIT OF FUSARIUM HEAD BLIGHT RESISTANCE IN WHEAT: DEVELOPING GERMPLASM WITH SYSTEMIC APPROACH	Comeau A., Langevin F., Caetano V.R., Haber S., Savard M.E., Voldeng H., Fedak G., Dion Y., Rioux S., Gilbert J., Somers D., Martin R.A., Scheeren P.L.
KL3	FINDING THE EXPRESS ROUTE: DESTINATION FUSARIUM HEAD BLIGHT RESISTANCE IN DURUM WHEAT	Gilbert J., Haber S.
KL4	FHB: HORMONES AND MODELS	Nicholson P.
KL5	SYNTHESIS OF FHB-TOLERANT HYBRID DERIVATIVES AND DURUM ALIEN ADDITION LINES INVOLVING WHEATGRASS CHROMOSOMES	Jauhar P.
KL6	FUSARIUM EAR ROT IN MAIZE: GENE EXPRESSION ANALYSIS OF THE HOST RESPONSE	Marocco A.
KL7	APPROACHES TO DEVELOP BROAD-BASED FUSARIUM RESISTANCE FROM INTRO-SPECIFIC VARIABILITY IN MAIZE	Presello D., Czembor E., Fauguel C.M., Adamczyk J., Iglesias J., Sampietro D.A., Rodríguez M.A., Giomi R., Fernández M.
OP1	CURRENT APPROACHES AND UTILIZATION OF NEW SCREENING TECHNIQUES FOR EVALUATION OF FHB RESISTANCE AT CIMMYT	Schlang N., Duveiller E.
OP2	MAPPING SMALL AND MEDIUM EFFECTIVE FUSARIUM RESISTANCE QTLS IN FRONTANA DERIVED POPULATIONS	Szabo-Hever A., Lehoczki-Krsjak Sz., Toth B., Mesterhazy A.
OP3	DISCOVERY OF SUPERIOR SUMAI 3 FOR INCREASING DON TOLERANCE COMBINED RESISTANCE ALLELE FOR MULTIDRUG RESISTANCE-ASSOCIATED PROTEIN (MRP) AS A CANDIDATE GENE FOR ‘QFHS.KIBR-2DS ’ TO REDUCE DON ACCUMULATION IN WHEAT GRAINS	Niwa S., Kikuchi R., Handa H., Ban T.
OP4	ADVANCED BACK-CROSS QTL MAPPING OF RESISTANCE TO FUSARIUM HEAD BLIGHT DERIVED FROM TRITICUM MACHA	Buerstmayr M., Lemmens M., Steiner B., Buerstmayr H.
OP1	INDICATIONS FOR A JASMONIC ACID- AND ETHYLENE-MEDIATED INDUCED SYSTEMIC FUSARIUM HEAD BLIGHT (FHB) RESISTANCE IN WHEAT	Gottwald S., Samans B., Rhiel M., Friedt W.
OP2	SCREENING OAT GERMPLASM FOR FUSARIUM HEAD BLIGHT RESISTANCE USING DISEASE NURSERIES	Tekauz A., Mitchell Fetch J., Savard M.
OP3	A ROLE FOR GLUTATHIONE-MEDIATED DETOXIFICATION IN DEOXYNIVALENOL RESISTANCE OF BARLEY?	Adam G., Berthiller F., Hametner C., Gardiner S.A., Boddu J., Stupar R., Muehlbauer G.J.
OP4	FUSARIUM HEAD BLIGHT OF BARLEY IN EASTERN CANADA	Choo T.M., Martin R.A., Savard M.E., Xue A.G.

Thursday 23.09

SESSION V
Disease control

KL1	ROLE OF RESISTANCE AND CHEMICAL CONTROL OF FHB TO PREVENT MYCOTOXIN CONTAMINATION IN WHEAT	Mesterhazy A., Szabó-Hevér Á., Tóth B., Kótai Cs. Martonosi A.I., Lehoczki-Krsjak S.
KL2	AN INTEGRATED APPROACH TO MANAGING DEOXYNIVALENOL IN WINTER WHEAT PRODUCTION IN CANADA, 14 YEARS OF HARD WORK AFTER THE WORST FUSARIUM EPIDEMIC ON RECORD	Schaafsma A.
KL3	BACTERIAL ENDOPHYTES: BACILLUS MOJAVENSIS AND POTENTIAL ROLES FOR ISOFORMS OF SURFACTINS FOR BIOCONTROL OF FUSARIUM VERTILCILLIOIDES	Bacon C.W., Hinton D.M., Snook M.E.
KL4	MODELING FOR CROP PROTECTION AGAINST DISEASES	Aubertot J.
OP1	PEDIOCOCCUS PENTOSACEUS (L006), AN EFFICIENT ISOLATE THAT REPRESSES THE GROWTH OF FUMONISIN PRODUCING FUSARIUM STRAINS	Dalie D.K.D., Atanasova - Penichon V., Richardd-Forget F.
OP2	IMPACT OF AGRONOMY ON THE MYCOTOXIN CONTENT OF OATS	Edwards S.G, Anderson E.
OP3	HYDROGEN PEROXIDE INDUCED BY THE FUNGICIDE PROTHIOCONAZOLE TRIGGERS DEOXYNIVALENOL (DON) PRODUCTION BY FUSARIUM GRAMINEARUM	Audenaert K,. Callewaert E., Höfte M., De Saeger S., Haesaert G.
OP4	QUANTIFICATION OF FUNGICIDE TRANSLOCATION IN WHEAT FOR TEBUCONAZOLE AND PROTHIOCONAZOLE	Lehoczki-Krsjak Sz., Varga M., Szabó-Hevér Á., Mesterházy Á.,

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