Tatsiana Espevig
Forsker
(+47) 406 23 778
tatsiana.espevig@nibio.no
Sted
Landvik
Besøksadresse
Reddalsveien 215, 4886 Grimstad
Vedlegg
CVLenker
Disease diagnosticsBiografi
Forskningsområder:
- Gress til grøntanlegg
- Integrert plantevern med fokus på myntflekk og mikrodochium flekk
- Vinterstyrke
- Abiotiske stressfaktorer (is, vann, temperatur)
- Etablering, reetablering og skjøtsel av gress til grøntanlegg
Tjenester:
- Diagnose av sykdommer på gress
Utdanning:
PhD in Agricultural Sciences at National Academy of Sciences of Belarus (2004) and in Plant Pathology at Norwegian University of Life Sciences, UMB (2011).
Forfattere
Karin Juul Hesselsøe Anne Friederike Borchert Trond Olav Pettersen Atle Beisland Kristine Sundsdal Victoria Stornes Moen Erik Lysøe Monica Skogen Carl Frisk Tatsiana Espevig Christian Spring Mark Ferguson Matthew Clark Liam Hargreaves Martin Nilsson Wolfgang Prämaßing Lukas Borrink Daniel R. Hunt Julian Siebert Axel Städler Yuri Lebedin Valentina Maygurova Anna Antropova Tatiana Gagkaeva Marina Usoltseva Kate Entwistle Sabine Braitmaier Carlos Guerrero Ingeborg M. Hokkanen Heikki HokkanenSammendrag
Integrated Pest Management (IPM) refers to the integration of all available techniques for control of diseases, harmful insects and weeds and keep the use of pesticides to levels that are economically justified and environmentally sustainable (FAO, 2016). In compliance with regulations 2009/128/EU and 2009/1107/EU, the five Nordic countries, UK, the Netherlands, Germany, Portugal and Italy have all imposed strict regulations on pesticide use (STERF, 2016). In this context, a main challenge for golf courses is to secure high-quality playing conditions for current and future generations while at the same time reducing the dependency on chemical plant protection products. IPM has for many years been one of STERF’s highest research priorities with a focus on: Evaluation and management of turfgrass species, varieties and mixtures to create more disease resistant, stress tolerant and weed-competitive turf (i); Identification and understanding the biology and proliferation of harmful organisms in turf (ii) Safer and more efficient use of pesticides (including reduced risk for surface runoff and leaching to the environment (http://www.sterf.org/sv/projects/project-list?pid=12) (iii). Due to common EU directives, global warming and other reasons, golf courses in other parts of Northern Europe mostly experience the same IPM challenges as in the Nordic countries. This project addresses UN’s Sustainable Development Goals 12, 13 and 15 as described by R&A and STERF in ‘Golf Course Scandinavia 2030’. It is also a direct follow-up of R&A’s GC2030 ‘Action Plans for ‘Golf Course Condition and Playability’ (1) and ‘Resources’ which request projects that identify alternative approaches to pesticide use and discuss their efficacy (2). The overall goal of this project was to investigate cultural practices and new technologies for prevention and control of the two most important and destructive turfgrass diseases on golf course putting greens - microdochium patch and dollar spot, and to get insight on situation and methods for prevention and control of insect pests on golf courses with a minimum use of pesticides in the Nordic countries.
Forfattere
Tatsiana EspevigSammendrag
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Forfattere
Tatsiana Espevig Kristine Sundsdal Victoria Stornes Moen Erik Lysøe Monica Skogen Marina Usoltseva Kate Entwistle Sabine Braitmaier Carlos GuerreroSammendrag
Myntflekk (dollar spot på engelsk) er forårsaket av Clarireedia sopper (tidligere Sclerotinia), og er en av de økonomisk viktigste sykdommene på golfbaner. Tidligere ble minst to sopparter som forårsaker myntflekk påvist på skandinaviske golfbaner (Espevig et al., 2015; Espevig et al., 2017), men etter at navnet på sopp-slekten ble endret fra Sclerotinia til Clarireedia i 2018 (Salgado-Salazar et al., 2018), er det funnet minst fem Clarireedia-arter i Skandinavia dag. Målet med denne studien var å finne ut hvilke av disse Clarireedia-artene som forårsaker myntflekk i Europa.