6th Call (January 2019 – March 2019)

• Effects of Fusarium circinatum metabolites on the growth of Pinus sylvestris seedlings – Pola Wartalska

• Studying different mutant colonies of Fusarium circinatum – Chiara Antonelli

• Optimization rapid method loop mediated isothermal amplification for detection Fusarium circinatum – Dagmar Stehlíkovà

• Estimation of the potential economic losses and their consequences on employment caused by Fusarium circinatum – Eric Boa

• Detection and identification of F. сircinatum and other fungal pathogens on introduced Pinus spp. – Karolis Sivickis

• Evaluation of susceptibility of European conifer species to Fusarium circinatum and biological control of Pine Pitch Canker at the nursery – finalization and writing – Kateryna Davydenko

• Detection of Fusarium circinatum on asymptomatic and symptomatic plant tissues and seeds. Development of tools for rapid detection of F. circinatum – Mario Riolo

• Evaluation of the global methylation pattern in response to infection with F. circinatum in the species Pinus radiata  and P. pinea – Mónica Escandón

• Interactions between Fusarium circinatum and Phytophthora species – Francesco Aloi

• Do metabolites of Fusarium species enhance pine defences? – João Caetano

• Expression profiling in Pinus radiata infected with Fusarium circinatum harbouring a putative mycovirus – Cristina Zamora

• Testing protocols to obtain consensus on the best available molecular techniques for Fusarium circinatum diagnoses – Imola Tenorio

• Studying the pathogen (F. circinatum) to investigate its genetic diversity – Leonardo Bianchini