Métaprogramme SumCrop
Consortia

Consortia

Encourage, support, and guide scientific communities and networks, as well as multi-stakeholder and interdisciplinary consortia in the field of the metaprogram.

Project acronymFull project nameDurationScientific Leader(s) and Department(s)
TREMA Consortium & Tunisian-French seminar on disease resistance in field crops2024-2025Mourad HANNACHI (ACT)
ENI-BC+Unintended Effects of BioControls2024-2025Louise Van OUDENHOVE (SPE), 
Simon FELLOUS (SPE)
ReCREA2Strengthening an interdisciplinary think tank  on the use of service plants for agricultural pest regulation2023-2024Delphine MOREAU (SPE), Hélène GAUTIER (Agroécosystèmes)
CREAInterdisciplinary think tank on the use of service plants for agricultural pest regulation2020-2021Anne-Violette LAVOIR, Delphine MOREAU (SPE)

 

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Sustainable crop management requires going beyond the development of effective pest control strategies, and taking into account the non-target effects (NTEs) of these strategies.

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Genetic resistances are an indispensable resource and a key lever in the successful transition to an agriculture less dependent on chemical protection. The management of these resources in local areas remains imperfect due to a lack of information, preconceived ideas, and controversy (cf. Lannou et al, 2020; SuMCrop 2022 transdisciplinary resistance seminar). To make resistance a lever for sustainable disease management, it is necessary to establish a transdisciplinary dialogue with stakeholders in farming areas and supply chains.