Sentence examples for the phytosanitary from inspiring English sources

The results indicated a clear influence on grape associated yeast diversity of the phytosanitary treatment used in the vineyard.

Currently, there is no active testing in Australia for any of these viruses, which pose a significant biosecurity threat to the phytosanitary status of Australia's grains industry.

According to the phytosanitary regulations recommended by OEPP/EPPO ([1994]), imported wood should be debarked or heat-treated, or it should originate from a pest-free area or be imported during winter.

The total organic carbon profiles showed advanced mineralization but the presence of a threshold must be underlined at about 70% of mineralization yield in the case of the two pesticides as well as for the phytosanitary wastewater.

In addition to fertility and plant nutrition, SMC that is produced using the appropriate technology also has the advantage of containing a rich microbiota that can ensure the necessary balance to guarantee the phytosanitary requirements of plant cultures (Elo et al. 2000; Viji et al. 2003).

Such frameworks have already been developed for pest risk analyses and are suitable for general use in studies of potential distribution because, in order to justify the phytosanitary regulation of international trade, they must also consider the potential for pests to invade new areas and the impacts of such invasions.

The envisaged phytosanitary applications of the BP100 series of peptides makes its expression in plant systems relevant, either as potent tools to confer plant phenotypes resistance to bacterial and/or fungal pathogen species, or as biofactories of plant protection products.

Although this sampling scheme is not officially accepted, according to the data presented by the Euphresco Phytosanitary ERA-NET ' Dickeya species in potato and management strategies' (http://www.euphresco.org/), it allows estimation of infection level in (seed) tubers.

Subsequently, a small working group, including CBD/Cartagena Protocol and plant protection experts, met to prepare a draft standard that would provide general guidelines on the conduct of pest risk analysis with respect to the potential phytosanitary risks identified above.

Given its acceptance for other commodities, irradiation is a potential non-chemical alternative to the current phytosanitary treatments for wood products.

It was also noted that the potential phytosanitary risks identified above could also be associated with non-LMOs, or conventionally bred crops.