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Abstract Book Illustrations: © Fernando Correia ( Page 3 Abstract Book Illustrations: © Fernando Correia (www.efecorreia-artstudio.com) page 3 Welcome Message 7 Committees 9 Scientific Programme 11 Plenary lectures - Abstracts 17 Oral Abstracts 27 Poster Abstracts 181 Author Index 375 List of Participants 405 Arco da Porta Nova (1512 and 1772) WELCOME MESSAGE WELCOME page MESSAGE 7 The Local Organizing Committee would like to welcome all of you and express a sincere appreciation to the European Society of Nematologists (ESN) for the choice of Braga “city of Baroque”, Portugal, as the place for the 32nd ESN Symposium. This meeting will be an international forum to gather researchers from around the world, to share and discuss their fndings regarding the broad and interdisciplinary feld of Nematology. Therefore, scientifc contributions will cover a variety of topics including biocontrol, biodiversity, biology, ecology, epidemiology, genetics, management, phylogeny, quarantine, systematics and taxonomy. Throughout the meeting, we hope to create an atmosphere where everyone, students and professionals, can exchange ideas and establish collaborations. We look forward to welcoming and hosting you in Braga, one of the most attractive cities in Portugal, and hope this meeting becomes an unforgettable moment. On behalf of the Local Organizing Committee, Maria Teresa M. Almeida Chair of the Local Organizing Committee Local Organizing Committee page 9 University of Minho Maria Teresa Martins de Almeida Department of Biology Fernanda Cássio Centre of Molecular and Environmental Filipe Costa Biology (CBMA) Sofa Costa Pedro Gomes Cláudia Pascoal University of Coimbra Isabel Abrantes Department of Life Sciences Joana Cardoso Centre for Functional Ecology (CFE) Luci Conceição Ivânia Esteves Luís Fonseca Maria Clara Vieira dos Santos Department of Chemical Engineering Chemical Process Engineering and Forest Carla Maleita Products Research Centre (CIEPQPF) University of Évora Manuel Mota Departament of Biology Instituto de Ciências Agrárias e Ambientais Mediterrânicas (ICAAM) Coimbra High School of Agriculture Maria José Cunha Department of Agronomic Sciencies Research Centre for Natural Resources, Environment and Society (CERNAS) Ponte de Lima Higher School of Luísa Moura Agriculture Disciplinary Group of Agricultural and Veterinary Sciences Mountain Research Center (CIMO) page Scientific Committee 10 Isabel Abrantes Centre for Functional Ecology, Department of Life Sciences, University of Coimbra, Portugal Maria Teresa Martins de Almeida Centre of Molecular and Environmental Biology, Department of Biology, University of Minho, Portugal James Baldwin Department of Nematology, University of California, Riverside, USA Philippe Castagnone-Sereno Institut Sophia Agrobiotech, INRA, Sophia Antipolis, France Loes den Nijs NPPO, National Reference Centre, Geertjesweg, Wageningen, The Netherlands Ralf-Udo Ehlers Department for Biotechnology and Biological Control. Institute for Phytopathology. Christian-Albrechts-University Kiel, Kiel, Germany Eric Grenier Biology of Organisms and Populations applied to Plant Protection, INRA, Domaine de la Motte, Le Rheu, France Johannes Helder Laboratory of Nematology, Wageningen University, Wageningen, The Netherlands John Jones The James Hutton Institute, Invergowrie, Dundee, UK Plenary lectures - Abstracts SCIENTIFIC page PROGRAMME 11 Chemical communication in nematodes via a modular glycolipid library 19 Stephan von Reuss Aging research in Caenorhabditis elegans: how to double a worm’s 20 lifespan? Bart Braeckman Do soil microbial communities diversity modifed plant-bioagressor 21 interactions? Christophe Mougel, Anne-Marie Cortesero, Sylvain Fournet, Kevin Gazengel, Anne-Yvonne Guillerm-Erckelboudt, Tom Lachaise, Lionel Lebreton, Juliette Linglin, Maria Manzanares-Dauleux, Josselin Montarry, Denis Poinsot, Catherine Porte Pathogenic mechanisms of entomopathogenic nematodes 22 Nelson Simões Natural products from entomopathogenic bacteria and their role in 23 symbiosis and pathogenicity Helge Bode Utilising the potato genome for rapid mapping of disease resistances in 24 wild Solanum species Ingo Hein Immunomodulatory properties and therapeutic potential of the the 25 secreted Acanthocheilonema viteae product, ES-62 William Harnett, Miguel A. Pineda, Felicity E. Lumb, David Rodgers, James Doonan, Colin J. Suckling and Margaret M. Harnett Beyond the nematode genomes 26 Makedonka Mitreva page SCIENTIFIC Oral Sessions 12 PROGRAMME 01. PWN biology and epidemiology Convenors: Luis Fonseca, Alfonso Navas 29 02. Biocontrol of plant-parasitic nematodes Convenors: Yitzhak Spiegel, Aurelio Ciancio 34 03. Sensory perception and communication Convenor: Rolo Perry 39 04. Plant hormone/metabolite manipulations by nematodes Convenors: Shahid Siddiqui 42 05. Quarantine aspects and management of PWN in the EU Convenors: Edmundo Sousa, M. Clara A. Serra 45 06. Plant-mediated interactions between nematodes and other organisms Convenor: Matthias Erb 49 07. A. Plant response to nematode infection (compatible) Convenors: Godelieve Gheysen, Carolina Escobar 54 B. Plant response to nematode infection (compatible) Convenors: Godelieve Gheysen, Carolina Escobar 59 08. Phylogeny and parasitism evolution in nematodes Convenors: James Baldwin, Mark Blaxter 64 09. Biogeography and impact of climate change Convenor: Johannes Helder 67 10. Synthetic and natural compounds for nematode control Convenor: Brigitte Slaats 69 page Oral Sessions SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 13 11. EPN biology and diversity Convenors: Vladimir Puza, Bart Brackman 74 12. Plant-parasitic nematode management in tropical and arid crops Convenor: Richard Sikora 79 13. Intraspecifc diversifcation and genetic structure of nematode populations Convenors: Eric Grenier, Vivian Blok 84 14. Applications of EPN in agriculture Convenors: Ralf-Udo Ehlers, Javad Karimi 89 15. A. Plant-parasitic nematodes management in temperate crops - integrated control strategies Convenors: Leendert Molendijk, Wim Wesemael 94 B. Plant-parasitic nematodes management in temperate crops - methodology Convenor: Thomas Been, Loes den Nijs 99 C. Plant-parasitic nematodes management in temperate crops - nematode control methods Convenors: Michaela Schlatthölter Matt Back 104 16. A. Nematodes as bio-indicator in terrestrial, fresh water and marine habitats Convenors: Maria Viketoft, Thomaé Kakouli-Duarte 110 B. Nematodes as bio-indicator in terrestrial, fresh water and marine habitats Convenors: Maria Viketoft, Thomaé Kakouli-Duarte 115 page SCIENTIFIC Oral Sessions 14 PROGRAMME 17. A. Nematode effectors including suppressors of host plant resistance Convenors: Sophie Mantelin, Jose Lozano-Torres 120 B. Nematode effectors including suppressors of host plant resistance Convenors: Sophie Mantelin, Jose Lozano-Torres 125 18. A. Ecology and genetics of nematode communities Convenors: Pablo Castillo, Thierry Mateille 130 B. Ecology and genetics of nematode communities Convenors: Pablo Castillo, Thierry Mateille 135 19. A. Nematode genomics and transcriptomics Convenors: Etienne Danchin, Sebastian Eves-van den Akker 140 B. Nematode genomics and transcriptomics Convenors: Etienne Danchin, Sebastian Eves-van den Akker 145 20. Quarantine aspects in nematology Convenors: Björn Niere, Nicole Viaene 151 21. Sustainable management of plant resistance and nematode adaptation Convenors: Sofa Costa, Soledad Verdejo 156 22. A. Nematode systematics and taxonomy Convenors: Wilfrieda Decraemer, Reyes Peña-Santiago 161 B. Nematode systematics and taxonomy Convenor: Wim Bert 166 23. Molecular basis of nematode resistance and avirulence Convenors: Aska Goverse, Caroline Djian-Caporalino 171 24. Species delineation, molecular barcodes and diagnostics Convenors: Geraldine Anthoine, Sebastian Kiewnick 176 page Poster Session SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 15 01. PWN biology and epidemiology 183 02. Biocontrol of plant-parasitic nematodes 190 03. Sensory perception and communication 209 04. Plant hormone/metabolite manipulations by nematodes 216 05. Quarantine aspects and management of PWN in the EU 219 06. Plant-mediated interactions between nematodes and 224 other organisms 07. Plant response to nematode infection (compatible) 229 08. Phylogeny and parasitism evolution in nematodes 241 09. Biogeography and impact of climate change 242 10. Synthetic and natural compounds for 246 nematode control 11. EPN biology and diversity 259 12. Plant-parasitic nematode management in tropical and arid crops 267 13. Intraspecifc diversifcation and genetic structure of nematode populations 274 14. Applications of EPN in agriculture 277 page SCIENTIFIC Poster Session 16 PROGRAMME 15. Plant-parasitic nematodes management in temperate crops 282 16. Nematodes as bio-indicator in terrestrial, fresh water 301 and marine habitats 17. Nematode effectors including suppressors of host plant 312 resistance 18. Ecology and genetics of nematode communities 321 19. Nematode genomics and transcriptomics 327 20. Quarantine aspects in nematology 331 21. Sustainable management of plant resistance and nematode 334 adaptation 22. Nematode systematics and taxonomy 340 23. Molecular basis of nematode resistance and avirulence 362 24. Species delineation, molecular barcodes and diagnostics 366 Palácio do Raio (1755) PLENARY LECTURE ABSTRACTS PLENARY page LECTURES 19 Chemical communication in nematodes via a modular glycolipid library Stephan von Reuss University of Neuchâtel, Laboratory of Bioanalytical Chemistry, Institute of Chemistry, Avenue de Belleveaux 51, CH-2000 Neuchâtel, Switzerland corresponding author: [email protected]
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