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1 WORKSHOP PROGRAM
2 Thursday 5 March : Registration : Official Welcome Dr. Demosthenis Chachalis, President of Hellenic Weed Science Society Prof. George N. Skaracis, Dean, School of Agriculture, Engineering and Environmental Sciences, Agricultural University of Athens & EPSO National Representative : 1 st Plenary presentation. Integrated weed management: The future paradigm, P. Kudsk : 2 nd Plenary presentation: IWM: an Industry View, D.W. Cornes : 1 st session INTEGRATED WEED MANAGEMENT (Moderators: P. Kudsk and I. Travlos) : Keynote presentation: Optimization of herbicide use: Results from pilot field projects in major crops in Greece, D. Chachalis : Contribution of crop rotation to herbicide weed control in maize, M. Simic, I. Spasojevic, V. Dragicevic & M. Brankov : Coffee Break : New Minor Crops in Greece-New IWM challenges, P.C. Lolas : Control of black grass (Alopecurus myosuroides Huds.) by integrated crop management, A. TS Nilsson & H. Hallqvist : Integrated weed control by inter-row hoeing and intra-row herbicide treatment in annual crops, A. Lundkvist, A. TS Nilsson, T. Verwijst, P.A. Algerbo, M. Gilbertsson, P. Ståhl, D. Hansson, A. Andersson & M. Stenberg : Integrated weed management tools in maize production: agronomic efficacy, herbicide use reduction and economic sustainability V.P. Vasileiadis, S. Otto, W. van Dijk, G. Urek, R. Leskovšek, A. Verschwele, L. Furlan & M. Sattin : Effect of site-specific weed management on crop yield and weed populations, P. Hamouz : The suppression of weeds by cover crops grown as living mulches in perennial fruit crops, M. Tzortzi, H. Roberts, J. Atwood & L.V. Tatnell : New technologies in rice cultivation, C. Dramalis, A. Kalaitzidis, D. Katsantonis & S. Vizantinopoulos : Discussion Lunch break (offered by the workshop) : Poster session (poster titles are given at the end of the program) : 2 nd session HERBICIDE RESISTANCE (Moderators : R. De Prado and D. Chachalis) : Keynote presentation: Integrated Weed Management as a Tool to Suppress Herbicide Resistance in Weeds, K. Hamouzova & J. Soukup
3 : Indications of evolving multiple-resistance to glyphosate, glufosinate and oxyfluorfen in the genus Lolium, P.T. Fernández-Moreno, R. Alcántara-de la Cruz, J. de Portugal, I. Calha, J. Costa, I. Brants & R. De Prado : Glyphosate resistant populations of Conyza spp. in Greece: current situation, fitness and management, I. Tabaxi, I.S. Travlos, C. Astrakis, P.J. Kanatas, E. Tani & D. Chachalis : Epigenetic mechanisms and regulation of genes involved in glyphosate resistance in Conyza canadensis, T. Margaritopoulou, E. Tani, I.S. Travlos & D. Chachalis : Assessment of resistance to glyphosate of Epilobium spp. and Conyza bonariensis in an intensive olive grove, J. Portugal, I.M. Calha & R. De Prado : Natural tolerance of Avena sterilis to glyphosate, P.T. Fernández-Moreno, R. Alcántara-de la Cruz, J. Portugal & R. De Prado : Discussion END OF 1 ST DAY Wine Reception (offered by the workshop) Friday 6 March : Registration : 2 nd session HERBICIDE RESISTANCE (continue) (Moderators : J. Soukup and M. Simic) : Characterization of resistance to glyphosate Bidens pilosal. harvested in citrus groves in Veracruz, Mexico, R. Alcántara-de la Cruz, J.M. Arjona-López, P.T. Fernández- Moreno, J.A. Domínguez-Valenzuela & R. De Prado : Cross-resistance to ACCase-inhibitors in Eleusine indica. Reactive control. P.T. Fernández-Moreno, R. Alcántara-de la Cruz, J. de Portugal, M.D. Osuna-Ruiz & R. De Prado : Analysis of genetic differences in R- and S- sterile oat (Avena sterilis L.) populations in Greece, A. Xanthopoulou, I. Ganopoulos, P. Madesis, I.S. Travlos & D. Chachalis : Evaluation of resistance to imidazolinone herbicides in sunflower hybrids, A. Kapazoglou, O. Roussou, A. Marouli, P.J. Terzopoulos & P.J. Bebeli : Discussion : Coffee Break : 3 rd Session NON CHEMICAL METHODS / INVASIVE WEEDS (Moderators: M. Riemens and P. Lolas) : Keynote presentation. Non chemical weed control methods and IWM, M.M. Riemens : Biological weed management in Assam, A. Devee, M. Borah, D.K. Saikia, P. Dutta & K.C. Pujari : A first approach of chemical control of silverleaf nightshade (Solanum elaeagnifolium) with the herbicide tembotrione, T.K. Gitsopoulos, C.A. Damalas & I. Georgoulas
4 : De novo transcriptome analysis of the weed Solanum elaeagnifolium to elucidate the molecular pathways that contribute to stress response, A. Tsaballa, A.M. Makris & A. Argiriou : Discussion END OF MORNING SESSION : Visit to Heraclion Archeological Museum (offered by the workshop) : Lunch break (offered by the workshop) : 4 th Session IWM and herbicide use: OPTIMIzing PERFORMANCE and minimizing non-target EFFECTS / ENVIRONMENTAL issues (Moderators: T. Gitsopoulos and C. Damalas) : Inspection of spraying equipment, M. Vlachogiannis : Safe use of herbicides in maize seed crop, M. Brankov, M. Simic, V. Dragicevic & I. Spasojevic : Four years validation of decision support optimising herbicide dose in cereals under Spanish conditions, J.M. Montull, M. Soenderskov, P. Rydahl, O.M. Boejer & A. Taberner : Reduced rates of herbicides to control Galium aparine, Sinapis arvensis and Avena sterilis in late-sown durum wheat (Triticum durum L.), A. Karkanis, D. Bilalis, A. Efthimiadou, I.S. Travlos, D. Chachalis & N. Katsenios : Effects of glyphosate application on arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi of the succeeding crop, A. Gavalaki, N. Koustas, A. Antoniadis, I. Pantelis, I.S. Travlos, D.J. Bilalis, Y. Papatheohari, I. Dede & M. Druille : Assessment of pollution levels and toxicity of environmental samples collected from the monitoring network developed in the frame of EcoPest LIFE+ project, K. Kyriakopoulou, E. Karasali, V. Kati, P. Sarli & K. Machera : Exploring the beneficial role of weeds in olive groves for biodiversity and soil quality, G. Michalopoulos, SAGE10 team & OLIVECLIMA team : The development of an algorithm for identification and monitoring of highly vulnerable zones for pesticides contamination to ground water. S. Vizantinopoulos, G. Arampatzis, A. Ilias, S.I. Vrouchakis, P. Dalambakis, S. Stathaki, E. Hatzigiannakis & A. Panagopoulos : INTEGRATED WEED MANAGEMENT: WHICH ARE THE KEY RESEARCH QUESTIONS WE SHOULD ADDRESS? Conclusion Discussion of the Workshop Free night END OF 2 nd DAY
5 Saturday 7 March Archeological and Field Trip (offered by the workshop) : Knossos visit ( Co-operative of Archanes ( Lunch Return to Heraclion POSTER PRESENTATIONS Morphological and molecular characterization of 15 Echinochloa biotypes based on the intergenic spacer of psbk- psbigenes of cpdna G. Tsoktouridis, K. Dhima, I.Vasilakoglou & T.K. Gitsopoulos Benzobicyclon: a new herbicide for late watergrass (Echinochloa phyllopogon) control under flooded conditions T.K. Gitsopoulos, C.A. Damalas & I. Georgoulas Mechanism of resistance to PPO and ALS inhibitors in wild poinsettia (Euphorbia heterophylla L.) biotypes from Brazil M.M. Trezzi, V. Pacheco, R. Alcantara de La Cruz, P.T. Fernandez-Moreno, Jr.F. Pagnoncelli, E. Alcántara & R. De Prado Multiple-resistance to oxyfluorfen in glyphosate resistant grass weed species P.T. Fernández-Moreno, R. Alcántara-de la Cruz, M.M. Trezzi & R. De Prado Proactive management of Eleusine indica treated with glyphosate P.T. Fernández-Moreno, R. Alcántara-de la Cruz & R. De Prado Screening maize lines for resistance to nicosulfuron M.N. Mezili, I.S. Livanios, P.J. Terzopoulos & P.J. Bebeli Metabolism of imazamox in Triticum aestivum A.M. Rojano-Delgado, F. Jiménez & R. De Prado Project ERMES: Development of a reliable rice information system on the basis of remote sensing, in-situ data and crop modelling D. Katsantonis, C. Dramalis, A. Kalaitzidis, I. Gitas, C. Karydas & S. Vizantinopoulos Multiple resistance to imazamox and glufosinate in winter wheat A.M. Rojano-Delgado, A. Ortega & R. De Prado Selectivity of bentazon and imazamox in faba bean (Vicia faba) C.A. Damalas, S.D. Koutroubas, T.K. Gitsopoulos & S. Fotiadis Field horsetail (Equisetum arvense L.) and its effects on chickpea N. Koustas, I.S. Travlos, D.J. Bilalis, P. Papastylianou, D. Papadimitriou, D. Douma, D. Chachalis & A. Karkanis Screening for resistance to nicosulfuron in maize lines using in planta bioassays M.N. Mezili, I.S. Livanios, P.J. Terzopoulos & P.J. Bebeli
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