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Page 1: 25 years of excellence in Biopesticide development - Accueil · Dr. O. Parisi Prof. M.H. Jijakli 25 years of excellence in Biopesticide development to serve you Screening Strategies

Dr. O. Parisi

Prof. M.H. Jijakli

25 years of excellence in

Biopesticide development

to serve you

Screening Strategies

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Biopesticides R&D

Screening Strategies

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Bio-control with the

IUPPL*

Natural extracts or

molecules, enzymatic

systems …

Essential oils

Elicitors

Microorganisms

IUPPL: Integrated and Urban Plant Pathology

Laboratory

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Natural extracts /

EOS; enzymatic

systems … Rapid Methodology

• 100 products or molecules/

week

•8 replicates

•From 4 to 2 pathogens/week

•Measure of OD /24 h

•120h

•Measure of OD /2 h

•24h

Rapid screening technology

on ELISA Plate for pathogens

growing in liquid medium

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•3 Plates / object

•MAX 50 objects/ assay

•From 2 to 4 pathogens /

week

•Results in 5 to 7 days

Screening on Petri plates

for pathogens restricted

to solid medium

Poisoned food technique

(product incorporated into the

medium)

Paper filter technique (5mm

filter soaked with the product)

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Elicitors

Microorganisms

Screening on

plants

Screening on plants:

•MAX 5 objects / assay on

preharvest models

•MAX 10 objects / assay on

postharvest models

•Results in 5 days to some weeks

depending on the model

Direct In vivo screening for

microorganisms and elicitors:

no correlation between in

vitro AND in vivo behavior

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Efficient products

Need of In Vivo Evaluation

Phytotoxicity??

•In greenhouse or culture chamber:

•On plants including fruits and

seeds

•Preferably on young leaves

•Max 5 objects / assay in

Preharvest Models

•Max 10 objects / assay in

Postharvest Models

Products (Active Ingredient and/or

formulation) qualified for in vivo studies need

to be characterized for their phytotoxicity.

If needed formulation adaptation can be

envisaged to reduce the eventual

phytotoxicity

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Efficient, not phytotoxic,

adequate sourcing

Serious candidate

In vivo evaluation

•Preceded by a symptoms reproduction

•Max 5 objects / assay in Preharvest

Models

•Max 10 objects / assay in Postharvest

Models

Efficient, non phytotoxic products available

in adequate quantity or disposing of an

adequate sourcing can be evaluated in

controlled (in greenhouse or in culture

chamber) or in semi-practical conditions (in

experimental fields)

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Two independent assays

to validate the results English or French report

Adapted statistical

analyses of the data Raw data and analyzed

dat provided on

demand

Accurate Scientific

advices

IUPPL

Services and

Forces

Confidential

management

25years of expertise

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Fu

ng

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Crops Pathogen Conditions of

realization

Trial duration

Citrus fruit

(oranges)

Fruits Penicillium

digitatum

(green mold)

Conditioning

chamber

4 weeks (at 25°C)

Penicillium italicum

(blue mold)

Conditioning

chamber

4 weeks (at 25°C)

Banana Piece of leaves in

survival

Mycosphaerella

fijiensis

(Black sigatoga)

Petri plates 14 weeks (at 28°C)

Harvested fruits Colletotrichum

musea

(one of the agents

of the crown rot)

Conditioning

chamber

6 weeks (at 25°C)

Beet Plant Cercospora beticola greenhouse 4 weeks (ambient T°)

Plant Erysiphae betae

(powdery mildew)

greenhouse 4 weeks (ambient T°)

Plant Rhizoctonia solani greenhouse 4 weeks (ambient T°)

Cucumber seeds Pythium ultimum

(damping-off)

greenhouse 8 weeks (ambient T°)

Plants Sphaerotheca

fuliginea (Powdery

mildew)

greenhouse 4 weeks (ambient T°)

flowers Cut flowers Botrytis cinerea

(grey mold)

Conditioning

chamber

4 weeks (at 25°C)

strawberry Dried leaflet Botrytis cinerea

(grey mold)

Petri plates 8 weeks (à 25°C)

Harvested fruits Botrytis cinerea

(grey mold)

Conditioning

chamber

4 weeks (at 25°C)

Plants Xanthomonas

fragaria

Quarantine Lab

(L2Q)

8 weeks (at 25°C)

Plants Podosphaera

aphanis (oïdium)

Greenhouse 4 weeks (ambient T°)

List of efficacy trials available at the Plant Pathology Laboratory following the crops and the pathogens In vitro assays can be performed on each pathogen excepted for the biotrophic pathogens (like powdery mildew, the stripe rust, and V. inaequalis)

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acte

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Crops Pathogen Conditions of

realization Trial duration

wheat Grains Penicillium verrucosum Glass mini-silo 6 weeks (at 25°C)

Plants Septoria tritici Greenhouse 4 weeks (ambient T°)

Fusarium graminearum / F culmorum

Greenhouse 4 weeks (ambient T°)

Bean Semences Pythium ultimum (damping-off)

Greenhouse 8 weeks (ambient T°)

Rhizoctonia solani (fonte des semis)

Greenhouse 8 weeks (ambient T°)

Plants Colletotrichum lindemuthianum

Greenhouse 12 weeks (ambient T°)

Kiwi Harvested fruits Botrytis cinerea (grey mold)

Conditioning Chamber

4 weeks (at 25°C)

Onion Bulbs Botrytis aclada (Neck rot)

Conditioning Chamber

4 weeks (at 25°C)

Pear Fruits Botrytis cinerea (grey mold)

Conditioning Chamber

4 weeks (at 25°C)

Penicillium expansum (blue mold)

Conditioning Chamber

4 weeks (at 25°C)

Apple Fruits Botrytis cinerea (grey mold)

Conditioning Chamber

4 weeks (at 25°C)

Penicillium expansum (blue mold)

Conditioning Chamber

4 weeks (at 25°C)

Gloesporium sp. Conditioning Chamber

4 weeks (at 25°C)

Rhizopus stolonifer Conditioning Chamber

4 weeks (at 25°C)

Mucor sp. Conditioning Chamber

4 weeks (at 25°C)

Fusarium sp. Conditioning Chamber

4 weeks (at 25°C)

Monilia sp. Conditioning Chamber

4 weeks (at 25°C)

Alternaria sp. Conditioning Chamber

4 weeks (at 25°C)

Pieces of leaves Venturia inaequalis (apple scab)

Petri plates 16 weeks (25°C , then Cold T°)

In vitro Erwinia amylovora Petri plates 2 weeks

In vitro Pseudomonas syringae Petri plates 2 weeks

List of efficacy trials available at the Plant Pathology Laboratory following the crops and the pathogens In vitro assays can be performed on each pathogen excepted for the biotrophic pathogens (like powdery mildew, the stripe rust, and V. inaequalis)

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Fu

ng

icid

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ac

teri

cid

es

Crops Pathogen Conditions of

realization

Trial duration

Potato Plants Phytophthora

infestans

(downy mildew)

Greenhouse 9 weeks (ambient T°)

Tubers (and plants) Pectobacterium

carotovorum

Conditioning

Chamber

3 weeks (25°C)

Plants Rhizoctonia solani Greenhouse 12 to 16 weeks

Tomato Dried leaflets Botrytis cinerea

(grey mold)

Petri plates 8 weeks (at 25°C)

Tulip Bulbs Botrytis tulipae

(tulip fire)

Conditioning

Chamber

4 weeks (at 25°C)

Vine Plants Uncinula necator

(powdery

Greenhouse 6 weeks (ambient T°)

Soil disinfection Sowed soil Pythium ultimum Greenhouse 4 weeks (ambient T°)

In vitro Verticillium dalhia Petri plate 2 weeks (at 25°C)

Herb

icid

e

water hyacinth Greenhouse Ambient T°

List of efficacy trials available at the Plant Pathology Laboratory following the crops and the pathogens In vitro assays can be performed on each pathogen excepted for the biotrophic pathogens (like powdery mildew, the stripe rust, and V. inaequalis)

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CONTACT : Haïssam Jijakli

+32 499 261 350

[email protected]