EVAg

In an outbreak situation in crops, it is necessary to obtain quickly a good overview of the viruses that may be involved. Only in this way can the right measures be taken to safeguard crop production immediately but also in the long term. High-throughput sequencing (HTS) and bioinformatics analysis of samples offer a global analysis of the phytosanitary status of plants and the rapid and precise identification of pathogens.

This service is intended for a global analysis of viral reference samples in order to obtain information about the genomic sequences on the one hand, and on the other hand, it opens the possibility to check the purity at the same time in order to exclude possible contaminations. It is used for quality control and certification of reference material.

Specific tests for certain regulated viruses are required for the certification of seed and planting material. However, the main limitation of this approach is that only these viruses are detected. Latent and/or unknown viruses, which can also have a significant impact on yield and product quality, remain unidentified. Especially in vegetative propagation material, this inevitably leads to the accumulation of such pathogens. High-throughput sequencing and bioinformatics analysis offers a global analysis of the phytosanitary status of plants.

Many regularly cultivated field crops are affected by viral pathogens, especially if they are grown on a large scale, which usually results in significant yield reductions. As a first step, it is important to obtain an overview of which viruses are involved in order to counter this problem. To obtain a representative overview, it is necessary to investigate a significant number of samples.

Many regularly cultivated field crops are affected by viral pathogens, especially if they are grown on a large scale, which usually results in significant yield reductions. As a first step, it is important to obtain an overview of which viruses are involved in order to counter this problem. To obtain a representative overview, it is necessary to investigate a significant number of samples.

In an outbreak situation in crops, it is necessary to obtain quickly a good overview of the viruses that may be involved. Only in this way can the right measures be taken to safeguard crop production immediately but also in the long term. High-throughput sequencing (HTS) and bioinformatics analysis of samples offer a global analysis of the phytosanitary status of plants and the rapid and precise identification of pathogens.