Practical Tools for Plant and Food Biosecurity : Results from a European Network of Excellence /
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| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
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Cham :
Springer International Publishing : Imprint: Springer,
2017.
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| Edition: | 1st ed. 2017. |
| Series: | Plant Pathology in the 21st Century ;
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Table of Contents:
- 1.Foreword
- 2. Preface
- 3. Considering vulnerabilities, threats and gaps in plant and food biosecurity
- 4.Characterization of the threat resulting from plant pathogen use as anti-crop bioweapons: an EU perspective on agroterrorism
- 5. Vulnerabilities, Threats and Gaps in Food Biosecurity
- 6. Recent Outbreaks of Human Pathogens on Plants (HPOPs) on Fresh Produce - Lessons Learned from the Practice
- 7. Regulatory framework for biosecurity
- 8. A risk management framework for plant biosecurity
- 9. Integrating crop bioterrorism hazards into pest risk assessment tools
- 10. Detection of mycotoxins in food: Applications of rapid and reliable tools in a biosecurity context
- 11. Containment of mycotoxins in the food chain by using decontamination and detoxification techniques
- 12. Decision tool for assessing the likelihood of an intentional foodborne illness outbreak
- 13. Diagnostic tools for plant biosecurity
- 14. The European Union Plant Diagnostic Information System (EUPDIS): A platform for collaborative diagnostics and a tool for early detection of plant pathogens
- 15. Containment and eradication of Invasive Pathogens
- 16. Applications and Assessment of Microbial Forensics in a Field Outbreak of Salmon Blotch of Onion in Israel
- 17. The fragmentation of plant and food biosecurity research networks: A scientometric analysis
- 18. Developing an International Communications Network: The PlantFoodSec model
- 19. Training and Knowledge Transfer to Support Strong, Comprehensive National and International Plant Biosecurity Preparedness
- 20. Making the most of international opportunities and experiences for researchers' training within a large, multinational EU project: The students' perspective
- 21. The need for international perspectives to solve global biosecurity challenges.