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Congressi SIGA

Web Symposium on Plant Health
with a Young Scientist Web Workshop

 16/12/2020

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Abstract Young Scientists Web Workshop


ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
 
PH.01 Fattoruso V., Berardo A., Mazzoni V.
Population control of the greenhouse whitefly trialeurodes vaporariorum using a vibrational disturbance signal
PH.02 Francesconi S., Steiner B., Buerstmayr H., Lemmens M., Sulyok M., Balestra G.M.
Chitosan hydrochloride decreases Fusarium graminearum growth and virulence and boosts growth, development and systemic acquired resistance in two durum wheat genotypes
PH.03 Geppert C., Boscutti F., La Bella G., De Marchi V., Corcos D., Marini L.
Herbivory a hidden player in plant invasion dynamics
PH.04 Grenzi M., Alfieri A., Parmagnani A.S., Resentini F., Luoni L., Bonza C., Costa A.
At the edge of the gate: discerning the glutamate receptor-like ligand-binding role in plant systemic responses
PH.05 Maddalena G., Marone Fassolo E., De Lorenzis G., Toffolatti S.L.
From transcriptome analysis to disease forecasting models: a research approach for a sustainable management of grapevine downy mildew
PH.06 Olivieri F., Graci S., Francesca S., Rigano M.M., Nájera I., Baixauli C., Gonzalo M.J., Monforte A., Granell A., Barone A.
A novel tomato genotype contrasting the global warming: breeding and molecular strategies to improve tolerance to high temperatures
PH.07 Panicucci G., Iacopino S., De Meo E., Perata P., Weits D.A.
A novel oxygen sensor for use in planta to monitor biotic and abiotic stress
PH.08 Sandrini M., Nerva L., Gambino G., Chitarra W.
Double strand RNAs as sustainable alternative against Botrytis cinerea in vineyard: efficiency of different application method in semi-controlled environment


POSTER COMMUNICATIONS
 
PH.09 Abate E., Nardini A., Trifilò P.
Leaf water content predicts the risk og hidraulic failure in two Salvia species
PH.10 Ajobiewe E.I., Odeyemi I.S.
Evaluation of fourteen accessions of sesame (Sesamum indicum L.) for resistance to Meloidogyne incognita
PH.11 Al Hajj N.
Effect of climate changes on almond trees and how we can grow a healthy almond trees
PH.12 Alicandri E., Covino S., Sebastiani B., Manti F., Paolacci A.R., Sorgonà A., Bonsignore C.P., Badiani M., Ciaffi M.
Isolation and characterization of diterpene synthase genes and identification of diterpenoids in Pinus nigra subsp. laricio in Calabria
PH.13 Amoroso C.G., Chiaiese P., Andolfo G., Formisano G., Di Matteo A., Ercolano M.R.
CRISPR/Cas9-mediated mutagenesis in tomato (Solanum lycopersicum) to improve the response to multiple stress
PH.14 Anzalone A., Bregna A., Di Guardo M., Dimaria G., Leonardi C., Berg G., Catara V.
Beneficial bacteria communities from the tomato seed and root endosphere
PH.15 Aprile A.M., Molisso D., Coppola M., Chiaiese P., Rao R.
The tomato peptide systemin elicits defense responses in Solanum melongena and Vitis vinifera conferring protection against Botrytis cinerea
PH.16 Barra E., Di Lelio I., Coppola M., Rao R., Caccia S.
Induced immunosuppression as a strategy to enhance insect biocontrol
PH.17 Becchimanzi A., Tatè R., Campbell E.M., Caprio E., Gigliotti S., Bowman A.S., Pennacchio F.
A Salivary chitinase of Varroa destructor influences honey bee immunity and mite’s survival
PH.18 Bodino N., Cavalieri V., Dongiovanni C., Altamura G., Saladini M.A., Saponari M., Bosco D.
Dynamics of transmission parameters of Xylella fastidiosa subsp. pauca (ST53) by Philaenus spumarius on olive
PH.19 Brandano A., Scanu B., Maddau L., Serra S., Schianchi N., Hardy G.
Phosphite inducing resistance on sweet chestnut against Phytophthora infection
PH.20 Cacciotti A., Beccaccioli M., Scala V., Reverberi M.
The role of CRZ1 in synchronizing lipid metabolism, oxylipin synthesis and fumonisin production
PH.21 Casarin S., Taranto F., D’Agostino N., Migliaro D., Montemurro C., Panzeri M., Guadagnino S., Filippin L., Forte V., Bertazzon N., Angelini E., Crespan M.
A grapevine genetic linkage map to find out quantitative trait loci responsible for lower susceptibility to flavescence dorèe
PH.22 Charaf S., Arnold N.
Contribution to the phytochemical study of the essential oils of some lebanese and imported aromatic plants
PH.23 Cirillo V., D’Amelia V., Esposito M., Chiaiese P., Carputo D., Maggio A.
Anthocyanins over-accumulation increases tobacco drought stress tolerance via leaf morphological and metabolic changes
PH.24 Cotrozzi L.
Hyperspectral detection and monitoring of plant diseases and stress
PH.25 Crosino A., Moscato E., Blangetti M., Carotenuto G., Spina F., Bordignon S., Puech-Pagès V., Anfossi L., Volpe V., Prandi C., Gobetto R., Varese G.C., Genre A.
Use of fungal-derived short-chain chito-oligosaccharides to stumulate plant mycorrhization
PH.26 Cuccurullo A., Contaldi F., Camerlengo F., Navarro Garcia A., Festa G., D’Agostino N., Cardi T., Vurro M., Nicolia A.
Exploring tomato resistance against the parasitic weed Phelipanche ramosa through CRISPR/Cas9 technology
PH.27 D’Ambrosio G., Rouphael Y., Corrado G., Filippone E., Chiaiese P.
Microalgae based plant biostimulants for salt stress tolerance in tomato plants
PH.28 De Giosa M., Ochoa R., Bauchan G., Trotti P., De Lillo E.
Survey of flat mite in Apulia (Southern Italy)
PH.29 Di Francesco A., Di Foggia M., Zajc J., Gunde-Cimerman N., Baraldi E.
Efficacy of Aureobasidium strains belonging to different species against Botrytis cinerea of tomato
PH.30 Francesca S., Zhou R., Ottosen C-O., Barone A., Rigano M.M.
Combined stresses in tomato: effect of a plant-based biostimulant on plant health and stress tolerance
PH.31 Giannelli G., Bisceglie F., Degola F., Rogolino D., Orsoni N. , Spadola G., Pioli M., Restivo F.M., Carcelli M., Pelosi G.
Sisters in structure, different in character - investigation of differential specificity of some benzaldehyde and cinnamaldehyde derivatives in Aspergillus flavus secondary metabolism
PH.32 Giudice G., Sandrini M., Chitarra W., Nerva L.
Toward a more sustainable viticulture through the application of resistance inducers and phosphite alternatives
PH.33 Grassi F., Bononi M., Iriti M., Consonni G., Castorina G.
Characterization of the Biogenic Volatile Organic Compounds (BVOCs) produced by Vitis vinifera L. in response to Nematode xiphinema index infection
PH.34 Guaschino M., Nerva L., Pagliarani C., Giudice G., Gaiotti F., Lovisolo C., Chitarra W.
Improving grapevine water stress resilience by a Spray Induced Gene Silencing (SIGS) approach on two glutathione transferase genes
PH.35 Gugliuzzo A., Aiello D., Vitale A., Polizzi G., Tropea Garzia G., Biondi A.
Antagonistic and mycoparasitic microorganisms as potential tools for controlling the invasive Ambrosia beetle Xylosandrus compactus
PH.36 Hamze J.
Protecting plants to safeguard our future
PH.37 Iacopino S., Piccinini L., Guazzini M., Perata P., Giuntoli B., Licausi F.
Oxygen dependent synthetic controllers to enhance plant survival under flooding and waterlogging conditions
PH.38 Idbella M., Bonanomi G., Mazzoleni S.
Decomposition and organic amendments chemistry explain contrasting effects on plant growth promotion and suppression of Rhizoctonia solani damping off
PH.39 Khater S., Chehade A., Chalak L.
Analysis of intra varietal diversity for some Lebanese grapevine cultivars
PH.40 Kunkowska A.B., Fontana F., Loreti E., Perata P.
The molecular mechanism integrating hypoxia signaling with sugar availability
PH.41 Lavilla M., Licausi F., Giuntoli B.
Hypoxia signalling mechanisms: from plants to yeast
PH.42 Li R., Maioli A., Zhe Y., Bai Y., Milani A.M., Valentino D., Comino C., Lanteri S., Moglia A., Acquadro A.
Loss of susceptibility gene PMR4 in tomato ‘San Marzano’ and ‘Oxheart’ FOR the promotion of resistance against late blight
PH.43 Maioli A., Miloro F., Li R., Milani A.M., Valentino D., Comino C., Lanteri S., Acquadro A., Moglia A.
DMR6 knock-out: a strategy to confer resistance against pathogens in tomato
PH.44 Marzorati F., Vigani G., Morandini P., Murgia I.
Formate dehydrogenase contributes to the early Arabidopsis thaliana responses against infection by Xanthomonas campestris pv campestris
PH.45 Moffa L., Giudice G., Gambino G., Perrone I., Pagliarani C., Velasco R., Chitarra W., Nerva L.
New plant breeding technologies toward a more sustainable viticulture
PH.46 Molisso D., Coppola M., Buonanno M., Monti S.M., Di Lelio I., Pennacchio F., Rao R.
Tomato prosystemin contains more than one biologically active region able to protect plants against different pests
PH.47 Negroni Y.L., Lo Schiavo F., Zottini M.
The fundamental role of plant mitochondria in stress responses is linked to the functionality of the mitochondrial nucleoid binding protein WHIRLY2
PH.48 Palermo N., Buffagni V., Ramírez-González R.H., Maestri E., Marmiroli N., Uauy C., Janni M.
Identification of natural and induced mutation in the heat stress responses genes SHSP26 in durum wheat to increase wheat adaptability to the upcoming climate change
PH.49 Piccinini L., Cazzaniga S., Ballottari M., Giuntoli B., Licausi F.
Exploitation of an ancient photoprotection mechanism to engineer orthogonal responses to blue-green light in plant cells
PH.50 Ripamonti M., Maron F., Cornara D., Fereres A., Bosco D.
Scaphoideus titanus feeding behavior on grapevine cultivars with different susceptibility to Flavescence dorèe
PH.51 Russo R., Sicilia A., Caruso M., Arlotta C., Di Silvestro S., Gmitter Jr. F.G., Nicolosi E., Lo Piero A.R.
Transcriptomic reprogramming of rough lemon (Citrus jambhiri Lush) infected by Plenodomus tracheiphilus reveals the activation of Systemic Acquired Resistance (SAR)
PH.52 Salustri M., Scala V., Loreti S., Pucci N., Tatulli G., Reverberi M.
Mass spectrometry-based targeted lipidomics and supervised machine learning algorithms in detecting disease and cultivar biomarkers in Xylella fastidiosa subsp. pauca-infected olive trees
PH.53 Schiavi D., Giovagnoli S., Camaioni E., Botticella E., Sestili F., Balestra G.M.
Novel nanostructured compound for sustainable control of tomato bacterial speck disease
PH.54 Stagnati L., Neupane S.P., Busconi M., Dell’Acqua M., Lanubile A., Pè M.E., Marocco A.
Characterization and evaluation of heterotic traits in Multi-parent Advance Generation Intercross (MAGIC) maize population
PH.55 Staiti A., D’Amelia V., Ruocco M., Monti M.M., Villano C., Aversano R., Carputo D.
Transcriptional response of anthocyanins rich potato to Rhizoctonia solani infection
PH.56 Tarquini G., Ermacora P., Firrao G.
Non-synonymous Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms at the 3’end of movement protein affect severity of grapevine Pinot gris virus infection
PH.57 Tassone M.R., Toppino L., Bagnaresi P., Desiderio F., Barchi L., Rotino G.L.
A genomic approach towards identification of partial and full resistance genes to Fusarium wilt in eggplant
PH.58 Tortorici S., Biondi A., Larbat R., Verzera A., Zappalà L.
Herbivore induced VOCs, secondary metabolites and enzymatic activity in Solanum spp.
PH.59 Tran Thi N., Lanubile A., Marocco A., Dell’Acqua M., Pè M.E., Miculan M.
Transcriptional analysis of eight magic maize parental lines infected with Fusarium verticillioides
PH.60 Vendramin S., Scaccini D., Chama A., Nerva L., Chitarra W., Pozzebon A., Varotto S.
Exogenous dsRNA application in tomato plants targeting essential genes in Halymorpha halys
PH.61 Vicente I., D’Agostino A., Risoli S., Sarrocco S.
Fungal terpenoids biosynthesis and induction of plant defense responses in the beneficial interaction between trichoderma GAMSII T6085 and wheat roots
PH.62 Vitale P., Fania F., Taranto F., Pecorella I., Esposito S., Lafiandra D., Sestili F., Pecchioni N., De Vita P.
Multi-populations QTL mapping for five morpho-physiological traits related to weed competitive ability in bread wheat (Triticum aestivum L.)
PH.63 Voloboeva V., Weits D.
Uncovering the shoot apical meristem adaptations to chronic hypoxia may provide new insights for improving plant tolerance to submergence
PH.64 Vurro F., Manfredi R., Bettelli M., Marchetti E., Coppedè N., Zappettini A., Janni M.
In vivo monitoring of drought response mechanisms in tomato to cope with climate changes and save water in agriculture