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Don't miss the next #Xylella seminar brought to you by @BeXylP, Plants EFSA, and Auburn University! 📢 Igor Weber from Binu will discuss a physiologically-based approach to modeling Xylella fastidiosa dynamics on May 20th, 6 PM CEST. 👉 Info at [email protected]

✨ We are pleased to share with you the link to the 19th seminar of the Xylella Seminar Series, jointly organised by the EU funded BeXyl project, EFSA (European Food Safety Authority) and Auburn University. 📼 The seminar recording is now available on the "Soluciones a Xylella

Here are some glimpses from the recent Xylella fastidiosa Contingency Exercise Workshop in Hammamet, Tunisia! 🇹🇳 The leader of BeXyl’s research on the drivers of epidemics in the EU, J. A. Navas Cortes, animated a key part of the simulation, as @BeXylP contributed to this

Xylella in Spain 🇪🇸: Understanding the Outbreaks and the BeXyl's approach. 🔬In our latest interview, Ester Marco Noales - IVIA - shares crucial insights into the Xylella outbreaks in Spain, detailing the specific strains, and the project's cutting-edge research. Discover

Don't miss the LAST Xylella seminar of the season! 📢 On June 3rd, Francesco Volpe (UNITO) will present on "Between promise and reality: Evaluating Ooctonus vulgatus as a Biocontrol Candidate for P. spumarius." 👉 Info at [email protected] Bexyl Project Plants EFSA

The #BeXylProject proudly participated in the 14th Conference of the European Foundation for Plant Pathology, held this week in Uppsala, Sweden! 🇸🇪 Our speakers presented key research on Xylella fastidiosa: 🔬 Igor D. Weber (University of Brescia): "Epidemiological model of

🌿Fighting Xylella: A Collaborative Approach in Alicante - Spain 🇪🇸 In this video, David Cubillo Pérez from the Generalitat Valenciana discusses the major challenge of managing and implementing Xylella fastidiosa eradication measures in Alicante. This massive undertaking

🌿From 17 to 19 June, Blanca B. Landa and Lucia Alonso Villar participated in the 2nd Annual Conference on “Plant Microbiomes” in Lemesos, Cyprus. BeXyl project coordinator Blanca B. Landa gave a lecture on "unraveling and engineering the olive xylem microbiome to enhance it

Entomopathogenic fungi can help to provide tools for the biological control of vectors' population! 🌱 Our partners from Università di Torino are deploying Metarhizium anisopliae BP1q in Apulian 🇮🇹olive orchards. This entomopathogenic fungus is being sprayed on grass cover to control

Rob Tanner from EPPO, a #BeXylProject partner, presented today at the 134th Plenary Meeting of EFSA's Scientific Panel on Plant Health. He is discussing outcomes from the recent EPPO/NEPPO Contingency Exercise Workshop for a Xylella fastidiosa pest outbreak in Tunisia. This

As part of #BeXylProject's Work Package 1, we're collaborating with botanical gardens across Europe (and beyond!). These diverse collections are ideal for: - Early detection of exotic pathogens - Identifying new host plants and pathogen associations - Surveillance in urban areas

In OLINT magazine's June issue, you'll find a dedicated article on the #BeXylProject, highlighting our key collaboration with Agromillora! 🗞️🌱 Agromillora is contributing significantly to BeXyl's EU-funded efforts for #XylellaFastidiosa prevention and containment strategies.

We're pleased to share some interesting pictures from our partner, Professor Silke Robatzek, a Heisenberg Professor at Ludwig-Maximilian-University Munich, Germany! 🔬🌿 In her role within the Horizon Europe-funded BeXyl consortium, Professor Robatzek is focused on elucidating

Nature Itself Can Help Fight Xylella! 🔬🌳 New research from the University of Córdoba (UCO), co-led by E. Quesada (BeXyl Work Package 5 Co-Leader), explores a promising natural solution against Xylella fastidiosa! UCO scientists are investigating how common entomopathogenic

New research highlights a key to understanding Xylella fastidiosa host diversity! 🧬🔬 Navdeep Kaur, an M.S. graduate from Auburn University, with #BeXylProject funding, explored the link between Xylella's 'junk DNA' (pseudogenes) and its ability to infect multiple plants. Her