NEMEDUSSA project recognised for excellence
10/03/2025The Nematology Coordination Office at the Faculty of Science, Ghent University proudly announces that the...
Want to know moreNematodes or roundworms cause significant damage and yield loss to a wide variety of crops often together with other pathogens. Unfortunately, nematodes are often overlooked or misdiagnosed, resulting in the unnecessary use of unhealthy agro-chemicals. Alternatively, nematodes can be used as biocontrol agents against insect pests and/or as bio-control agents for environmental health and biodiversity. Despite the profound adverse impact PPNs have on agricultural productivity worldwide, it is striking how concealed the discipline of nematology has remained, particularly in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA).
The Nemedussa project will run from 15 January 2021 until July 2024 and aims to increase awareness and education of nematodes ensuring that plant-parasitic nematodes are managed correctly and beneficial nematodes can be implemented as biocontrol organisms. To achieve this, the project focuses on 6 core activities:
The Nematology Coordination Office at the Faculty of Science, Ghent University proudly announces that the...
Want to know moreThe Nemotology Student Club at the Department of Crop Protection of Ahmadu Bello University has...
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