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Download the EU funding acknowledgment for the project:
Communication material – VIRTIGATION logo
The VIRTIGATION logo is determined by a distinctive typography and symbolism, which reflects the project’s aim to protect tomatoes and cucurbits from new, emerging viral diseases with organic & innovative solutions.
The VIRTIGATION logo should be used, whenever possible, with acknowledgement of the EU funding, by inclusion of the funding logo and the corresponding text (see separate material to download above).
Download the project’s first result leaflet:
Download the project’s hands-on training manual on “Novel plant pathogen detection methods”:
Download the project’s first practice abstract, “ToLCNDV-Spain is not transmitted by Trialeurodes vaporariorum and is inefficiently transmitted by Bemisia tabaci MED between zucchini and the wild cucurbit Ecballium elaterium”
Download the project’s second practice abstract, “Begomoviruses: what is the secret(s) of their success?”
Download the project’s third practice abstract, “To be seen or not to be seen: Latent infection by tobamoviruses”
Download the project’s fourth practice abstract, “Eggsplorer: a rapid plant-insect resistance determination tool using an automated whitefly egg quantification algorithm”
Download the project’s fifth practice abstract, “S. elaeagnifolium and S. rostratum as potential hosts of ToBRFV”
Download the project’s sixth practice abstract, “Can Macrolophus pygmaeus mediate the damage caused by Bemisia tabaci on vegetable crops?”
Download the project’s seventh practice abstract, “Early warning system and mitigation strategies for ToBRFV”
Download the project’s eighth practice abstract, “Optimization of solarization & steaming methods to eradicate TMV”
Download the project’s ninth practice abstract, “Exploring wild Solanum germplasm for resistance to ToBRFV”
Download the project’s tenth practice abstract, “Characterization of ToLCNDV infecting cucurbits in France”
Download the project’s 11th practice abstract, “Effects of bemisia tabaci and macrolophus pygmaeus on morphophysiological traits of plants”
Download the project’s 12th practice abstract, “VIRTIGATION: An opportunity to learn more about whitefly pests of vegetable crops and to update on strategies for their control”
Download the project’s 13th practice abstract, “Impact of climate change on a whitefly-transmitted virus”
Download the project’s 14th practice abstract, “VIRTIGATION: A network to fight viral diseases”
Download the poster on how to recognise ToBRFV symptoms 
Download the VIRTIGATION project factsheet
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