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Collaborative project: Functional analysis of introgression lines for broadening genetic diversity in rye – Subproject 3 (Project)
...We analyzed ten selected introgression lines (IL) in generation BC3S2 having specific, marker-assessed donor chromosome segments (DCS). ...Phenotyping of the BC4S1 lines in the field revealed sufficient genotypic variance for agronomic traits. ...
Funding period: 2008 - 2011
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Q-PorkChains. Module B: Education, Training and Dissemination (Project)
...Module B is divided in three work packages: development and implementation of traditional and web-based curricula for training at all levels from industry to post-graduate level (WP B.1) establishment of a platform for knowledge dissemination to a multitude of SMEs in the sector (WP B.2) dissemination incl. general awareness rising and development of exploitation plans (WP B.3)...
Funding period: 2007 - 2012
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BONUS Project: INSPIRE -INtegrating SPatIal pRocesses into Ecosystem models for sustainable utilization of fish resources (Project)
...Basic questions to be addressed in INSPIRE are 1. Which habitat variables characterize the spatial distribution of cod, herring, sprat and flounder? 2. To what extent is local and regional fish distribution affected by fishery and natural mortality? ...
Funding period: 2014 - 2018
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Collaborative project: Development of guidelines for the Integrated Pest Management in sugar beet and exemplary investigation of ecological and economical impacts of innovative use of Plant Protection Products – Subproject 1 (Project)
...In subproject 1, crop-specific guidelines for integrated crop protection in sugar beet cultivation were developed for the first time in Europe. ...The analysis of changes in plant protection in sugar beet revealed trends in weed occurrence associated with changing herbicide strategies as well as regionally different herbicide strate-gies and evaluated the application of fungicides and herbicides. In subproject 2, nationwide field trials were carried out. Three herbicide strategies including an innovative low-dosage strategy did not show different effects on edaphon, activity of the soil mesofauna or litter decomposition. ...
Funding period: 2008 - 2011
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Collaborative project: Development of guidelines for the Integrated Pest Management in sugar beet and exemplary investigation of ecological and economical impacts of innovative use of Plant Protection Products – Subproject 2 (Project)
...In subproject 1, crop-specific guidelines for integrated crop protection in sugar beet cultivation were developed for the first time in Europe. ...The analysis of changes in plant protection in sugar beet revealed trends in weed occurrence associated with changing herbicide strategies as well as regionally different herbicide strate-gies and evaluated the application of fungicides and herbicides. In subproject 2, nationwide field trials were carried out. Three herbicide strategies including an innovative low-dosage strategy did not show different effects on edaphon, activity of the soil mesofauna or litter decomposition. ...
Funding period: 2008 - 2011
Relevancy: 13%
Collaborative project: Development of guidelines for the Integrated Pest Management in sugar beet and exemplary investigation of ecological and economical impacts of innovative use of Plant Protection Products – Subproject 3 (Project)
...In subproject 1, crop-specific guidelines for integrated crop protection in sugar beet cultivation were developed for the first time in Europe. ...The analysis of changes in plant protection in sugar beet revealed trends in weed occurrence associated with changing herbicide strategies as well as regionally different herbicide strate-gies and evaluated the application of fungicides and herbicides. In subproject 2, nationwide field trials were carried out. Three herbicide strategies including an innovative low-dosage strategy did not show different effects on edaphon, activity of the soil mesofauna or litter decomposition. ...
Funding period: 2008 - 2009
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Collaborative Project: Functional analysis of introgression lines to broaden the genetic diversity of rye – Subproject 2 (Project)
...We analyzed ten selected introgression lines (IL) in generation BC3S2 having specific, marker-assessed donor chromosome segments (DCS). ...Phenotyping of the BC4S1 lines in the field revealed sufficient genotypic variance for agronomic traits. ...
Funding period: 2008 - 2011
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Prevalidation of human cornea model based on immortalized corneal cell lines as in vitro alternative to the Draize eye test. (Project)
.... ; ; The immortalized epithelial and endothelial cell lines are established by Araki-Sasaki et al. (1) and Bednarz et al. (2), respectively. To obtain an immortalized human corneal keratocyte strain, primary keratocytes were isolated from eye bank donor material and transfected with an mammalian expression vector containing genes encoding SV40 early region. ...
Funding period: 2004 - 2006
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TRACEBACK - Integrated system for a reliable traceability of food supply chains (Project)
...This will be achieved through the development of a Service Oriented Architecture model, which will provide semantic and service interoperability; (iii) maximum care of cost aspects of the used technologies due to the fact that for being routinely implemented in the food sector, having typically tiny margins, traceability needs to weight not more than between 1 and 2% of the product cost....
Funding period: 2007 - 2010
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Forest reorganization 2020 - Methods and exemplary implementation of efficient and motivation suitable forest land consolidation (Project)
...Work planning: Project work is divided into five steps. 1. survey of the motifs of forest owners and education and motivation of the owners (written survey, reconnaissance of forest owners, working group meetings, before town meetings). 2. development of the procedure ' forest reordering 2020' (forest types define, develop simplified forest and soil assessment, business meetings). 3. carry out a stratenbasierten forest assessment to the implementation of the new procedure 'forest 2020 reordering' (define) remote sensing technology, Stratenbildung, areas with single objectives. 4. participatory formulation of the Guide forest 2020 reordering (involvement of different bodies, workshops, evaluation in the project area). 5. create a project accompanying Internet information platform 'waldneuordnung.de'. ...
Funding period: 2013 - 2016
