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Abstracts and Proceedings - 68th Congress 2005

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Session 1: Beet quality

Impact of beet quality on sugar manufacture and technological criteria for further quality improvement
DE BRUIJN J.M.

Drought-induced changes in technical quality of sugar beet with consideration of genotypic differences
BLOCH D. et al.

Environmental and physiological factors influencing autumn sugar beet quality
ECHEVARRÍA C. et al.

Application of rendement factors concept to predict sucrose losses to molasses from Mediterranean sugar beet
FARES K. et al.

Factors affecting marc content of sugar beet
HOFFMANN C. et al.

Assessment of internal beet quality by NIRS (Near Infrared Spectroscopy) and FTIRS (Fourier Transform Mid Infra Red Spectroscopy)
HUIJBREGTS A.W.M. et al.

Beet top and leaf determination through image processing
JANSSENS O. et al.

Session 2: Interactive advisory systems and communication techniques

How to get the message to the grower; an overview on the used communication techniques
MAASSEN J.

International cooperation in Internet services - Determination of pests, diseases and weeds
TITS M. et al.

Internet : a selected means of circulating technical information
ESCRIOU H.

Meeting the changing communication requirements of the UK beet industry
PETTITT I. et al.

Data management and documentation with the Nordzucker Web Portal for farmers
KIONKA C. Veerman, C.P. (Invited speaker, Dutch Minister of Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality)

Session 3: Open session

Biological bases for improving the control of the soil pest in Aubeonymus Mariaefranciscae (Coleoptera: Curculionidae)
AYALA J. et al.

Development and application of a rapid protocol to evaluate the resistance of sugar beet varieties against Cercospora beticola and in vitro assessment of the pathogen resistance to fungicides
BEAUVOIS M. et al.

Yield response of sugar beet varieties to foliar diseases under temperate climate conditions - consequences for recommendation
LADEWIG E. et al.

Cercospora beticola: a soil-borne pathogen?
SCHNEIDER J.H.M. et al.

3D Micro-Computer tomography - Possibilities for Seed Analysis
WOLFF A.

New developments in beet harvest, cleaning and transport operations
WEVERS J.D.A. et al.

Sugar Beet in Europe: An environmentally friendly crop for sustainable plant production systems
CARIOLLE M.

Session 4: Soil borne pests and diseases

Ingredients for management of rhizoctonia root rot in sugar beet
BAKKER Y. et al.

Halfquantitative determination of of Heterodera schachtii in soil with hatch induction by means of Acetox and following PCR and gel electrophoresis
FÜRSTENFELD F.

Biological properties of the beet necrotic yellow vein virus RNA5-encoded p26 protein
GILMER D.

Detection and prediction of Aphanomyces cochlioides in field
HOVI L. et al.

The impact of maize in crop rotations on root and crown rot (Rhizoctonia solani) of sugar beet
KLUTH S. et al.

Strategies for controlling sclerotium root rot in fall sown sugar beet crops
NAVAS-CORTÈS J. et al.

Poster session

Is it possible to reduce the amount of herbicide active matters in sugar beet? MICRORATES
AYALA J. et al.

Cercospora control by using tolerant cultivars and fungicides
AYALA J. et al.

Effects of an integrated approach to reduce cercospora leaf spot incidence on sugar beet
GALLETTI S. et al.

Spatio-temporal dynamics of beet tumor (Physoderma leproides) in fall sown sugarbeet crops in southern Spain
JORDAN-RAMIREZ R. et al.

Effect of Fusarium Root Rot on Sugar Beet in Minnesota, USA
KHAN M.

Rapid and reliable assays for the detection of beet necrotic yellow vein virus (BNYVV) and Rhizoctonia solani (Kühn) root rot in sugar beets on-farm
KOCH G.

Compaction and Pre-crop effect on Rhizoctonia solani in Sugar beet
WESTERDIJK C.E. et al.

Cultivation and Pre-crop effect on Rhizoctonia solani in Sugar beet
WESTERDIJK C.E. et al.

Distribution of the sugar beet cyst nematode (Heterodera schachtii) in a highly infested field in the south of Sweden
OLSSON Å.

Concept for controlling the sugar beet nematode Heterodera schachtii considering as example nematode resistant sugar beet varieties
PRINGAS C.

Alterations of glycosyl-hydrolase activities in Beet western yellows virus-FL1 infected Arabidopsis thaliana and virus-infected sugar beet
LEMAIRE O. et al.

Relation between occurrence of Aphanomyces cochlioides and soil factors
PERSSON L. et al.

Armyworms management studies in sugar beet: first contribution
CAMPAGNA G.

Organic sugar beet management in rotation with other crops
CAMPAGNA G.

Organic Nitrogen and Carbon in EUF-extract as parameters for the characterisation of different sites of sugar beet growing
EIGNER H.

Importance of EUF-extractable organic carbon for nitrogen management in sugar beet
KEMPL F.

C-content of agricultural soils and requirements of cross compliance to maintain the organic matter of soils
HORN D. et al.

Assessment of salinity stress effect on agronomic parameters and beet quality in sugar beet (Beta vulgaris L.)
GHOULAM C.

Carbon budget of a sugar beet crop
MOUREAUX C.

No-tillage cropping techniques applied in sugar beet culture (in Belgium)
VANDERGETEN J.P. et al.

Influence of long term storage on the composition of harmful nitrogen in sugar beet
KENTER C. et al.

Capability of sugar beet varieties to reduce transported soil
OSSENKOP A. et al.

First results (2003-04) on nematode (Heterodera schachtii) tolerant varieties
BELTRAMI G. et al.

Phylogenetic analysis of isolates of Beet necrotic yellow vein virus collected worldwide
SCHIRMER A.

Crop evapotranspiration coefficient for fall sown sugarbeet
BERENGENA J. et al.

Suspected ryegrass populations resistance to grass herbicides in sugar beet fields in Morocco
EL ANTRI M.

Sucrose-cleaving enzymes, sucrose yield and sugar beet quality of spring sown and autumn sown sugar beets grown in Andalucia (Southern Spain)
JIMENEZ E. et al.

Definition of hydric regimes enabling the emergence of monogerm seeds in sugar beet
OUSSIBLE M. et al.

Sugar beet Curculionids fauna in the beet farms of warm and dry region of Iran
ZARRABI M. et al.

Crop loss assessment of sugar beet root Aphid Pemphigus fuscicornis (Koch) on spring beet in center of Iran
ZARRABI M. et al

Effect of addition of vegetable fillers from cellulose wastes (Sugar Beet Pulp). Improvement of mechanical and optical properties of papers
CHAMPON-EL OUARDANI G. et al.

Sugar Beet Production in China
MA Y.