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GEWASBESCHERMING Mededelingenblad Van De Koninklijke Nederlandse Plantenziektekundige Vereniging 6NUMMER GEWASBESCHERMING | JAARGANG 47 | JUBILEUMNUMMER GEWASBESCHERMING Mededelingenblad van de Koninklijke Nederlandse Plantenziektekundige Vereniging 6NUMMER GEWASBESCHERMING | JAARGANG 47 | JUBILEUMNUMMER Terugblik activiteiten jubileumjaar COLOFON ] Afbeelding voorpagina: Cystenaaltje op plantenwortel, gechilderd door Gera van Os, gemaakt tijdens de workshop op de najaarsbijeenkomst. Gewasbescherming, Rekeningnummers: Fytobacteriologie het mededelingenblad van de KNPV, NL 11 INGB 0000923165 en voorzitter: Leo van Overbeek (Wageningen verschijnt zes keer per jaar. NL 43 ABNA 0539339768, ten name van KNPV, Plant Research) Wageningen. Betalingen o.v.v. uw naam. secretaris: Jan van der Wolf (Wageningen Redactie Plant Research) Jan-Kees Goud Adreswijzigingen e-mail: [email protected] (Wageningen University & Research/KNPV), - zelf aanpassen op www.knpv.org hoofdredacteur, - doorgeven aan [email protected] Gewasbescherming en Maatschappelijk Debat e-mail: [email protected]; mediator blog: Nicoline Roozen (NVWA) José van Bijsterveldt-Gels (NVWA), Bestuur Koninklijke Nederlandse e-mail: [email protected] secretaris, Plantenziektekundige Vereniging Annemarie Breukers (LTO) [email protected]; Piet Boonekamp, voorzitter Jan Buurma (Wageningen Economic Research) Marianne Roseboom-de Vries, Frits van der Zweep, secretaris Roland Verweij (CS Consultancy) administratief medewerker, Marleen Riemens (Wageningen Plant Harrie Hoeben (Wingssprayer) [email protected]; Research), penningmeester Irene Koomen(Wageningen University & Erno Bouma Jan-Kees Goud (Wageningen University Research, CDI) (HAS hogeschool), [email protected]; & Research/KNPV, hoofdredacteur Rob Kerkmeester (Has Hogeschool Den Bosch) Thomas Lans Gewasbescherming), (Wageningen University & Research, Rob Kerkmeester (Has Hogeschool, Jongeren Educatie en Competentie-studies), Den Bosch), contactpersoon: Kees Westerdijk (Aeres [email protected]; Gerard Korthals (Wageningen Plant Research), Hogeschool, Dronten) Jo Ottenheim, Peter Leendertse (CLM), e-mail: [email protected] (Nefyto), [email protected]; Martijn Schenk (NVWA), Corné Kempenaar (Wageningen Plant Research) Dirk-Jan van der Gaag Freek Stelder (Nefyto), (NVWA), [email protected]; Bart Thomma (Wageningen University & Herbicidenresistentie Hans Mulder Research, Fytopathologie), leden voorzitter: Bernard Weickmans (CRA-W) (Syngenta Seeds), [email protected]; secretaris: Erwin Mol, NVWA, Postbus 9102, Tjarda Everaarts (HLB), [email protected]. KNPV-werkgroepen 6700 HC Wageningen e-mail: [email protected] Redactie-adres Bodempathogenen en bodem microbiologie Postbus 31, 6700 AA Wageningen voorzitter: mw. Joeke Postma (Wageningen Fungicidenresistentie Plant Research) voorzitter: Huub Schepers (Wageningen Plant Internet secretaris: Gera van Os, Research) www.knpv.org, [email protected] Aeres Hogeschool secretaris: Dorin Poelmans, NVWA, e-mail: [email protected] Postbus 9102, 6700 HC Wageningen Abonnementen en lidmaatschappen e-mail: [email protected] De lidmaatschaps/abonnementskosten Fusarium van de KNPV, inclusief het tijdschrift voorzitter: Cees Waalwijk (Wageningen Insecticidenresistentie Gewasbescherming (6x per jaar), bedragen: Plant Research) voorzitter: Guy Smagghe (Universiteit Gent) - Nederland en België € 30,–1 secretaris: Anne van Diepeningen secretaris: Claudia Jilesen, NVWA, Postbus 9102, - overige landen € 40,– CBS-KNAW Fungal Biodiversity Centre, 6700 HC Wageningen - lid-donateur (bedrijven Uppsalalaan 8, 3584CT Utrecht e-mail: [email protected] en instellingen) € 75,– e-mail: [email protected] - student-lidmaatschap € 15,– 1 KNPV-Commissies - losse nummers (ex. porto) € 6,– Oömyceten Abonnement EJPP voorzitter: Peter Bonants (Wageningen Bijzondere Normcommissie 14: - Personen die lid zijn van de KNPV kunnen Plant Research) Nederlandse Namen van Plantenziekten tegen gereduceerd tarief een abonnement secretaris: Arthur de Cock voorzitter: Ko Verhoeven (NVWA) verkrijgen op het European Journal of Centraalbureau voor Schimmelcultures, e-mail: [email protected] Plant Pathology (tarief 2017): Uppsalalaan 8, Postbus 85167, secretaris: Hans de Gruyter (NVWA) € 230,–1 incl. lidmaatschap KNPV; 3508 AD Utrecht e-mail: [email protected] buiten Nederland en België € 240,–. e-mail: [email protected] Richtlijnen voor auteurs Lidmaatschappen en abonnementen lopen Onkruidbeheersing zijn te vinden op de internetpagina van 1 jan. tot en met 31 dec. Ze kunnen op voorzitter: Corné Kempenaar (Wageningen www.knpv.org. elk gewenst moment ingaan. Eventuele Plant Research) beëindiging dient voor 1 december secretaris: Erwin Mol, Basisontwerp & Druk schriftelijk te worden gemeld. NVWA, Postbus 9102, 6700 HC Wageningen GVO drukkers & vormgevers B.V., Ede e-mail: [email protected] Correspondentie ISSN 0166-6495 Alle correspondentie betreffende de leden- Nematoden administratie, contributie en adressen voor voorzitter: Leendert Molendijk (Wageningen de verzending van Gewasbescherming kunt Plant Research) u richten aan: secretaris: Natasja Poot, Huijbers’ Administratiekantoor, Eurofins Agro Holland BV, Postbus 170, Postbus 244, 6700 AE Wageningen, 6700 AD Wageningen tel.: 0317-421545, e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected]. Graanziekten De redactie van Gewasbescherming en het bestuur Alle overige vragen kunt u richten aan de voorzitter: Gert Kema (Wageningen van de KNPV aanvaarden geen aansprakelijkheid secretaris van de KNPV, Frits van der Zweep, Plant Research) voor eventuele schadelijke gevolgen die kunnen Postbus 31, 6700 AA Wageningen, secretaris: Theo van der Lee e-mail: [email protected] Wageningen Plant Research ontstaan bij het gebruik van de gegevens die in [email protected]. e-mail: [email protected] deze uitgave zijn gepubliceerd. 1 Bij machtiging automatische incasso voor Nederland € 5 korting 114 GEWASBESCHERMING | JAARGANG 47 | JUBILEUMNUMMER [ INTRO Einde van het jubileumjaar Jan-Kees Goud Een prachtig jaar! Verbinding In wat feitelijk het laatste nummer is van jaar- Het waren ook veel activiteiten die verschillende Redactie Gewasbescherming gang 47 (2016), maar pas uitkomt rond de 126e uitersten bij elkaar brachten: wetenschap en verjaardag van de KNPV is het tijd om de stand op praktijk bijvoorbeeld, met de wetenschappelijke te maken van een van de mooiste jaren die de ver- EcoHealth-sessie en de serie debatten, waarbij de eniging ooit heeft gekend: het 125-jubileumjaar! verbinding werd gezocht met de wetenschap én Normaliter organiseert de KNPV jaarlijks twee de maatschappij. Ook vaak terug kwam verleden bijeenkomsten. Dit jaar waren dat er acht. en toekomst: op het jubileumfeest met bijdra- Niet zo vaak begeeft de KNPV zich op het pad van gen van Zadoks over de historie en van Bakas de kunst. Er is een keer een fotowedstijd geweest. over de toekomst. De debatten waren ook sterk Dit jaar was er een essaywedstrijd voor scholieren toekomstgericht: “Hoe ziet het er over dertig jaar en studenten, de bijzondere bibliotheektentoon- uit?”, “Wat als?”, “Hoe nu verder?”, en “Nieuwe stelling the Art of Plant Pathology, met als blik- methoden”. En de kroniek natuurlijk, met als titel vanger een mini-tentoonstelling, en voor de leden ‘het verleden van onze toekomst’. Verder zou ik een culturele stadswandeling en zelfs een heuse nog willen noemen jong en oud. Met het hoge schilderworkshop. reünie-gehalte van het jubileum, de bijdragen van In de verenigingshistorie wordt doorgaans spaar- studenten aan Future Valley, de gewasbescher- zaam omgegaan met erelidmaatschappen. Dit jaar mingsmiddelenavond georganiseerd door/met waren er twee hele mooie te vieren. Semper Florens, de schrijfwedstrijd voor studenten En eens in de honderdvijfentwintig jaar komt en scholieren en onderwijsactiviteiten voor mid- het voor dat de geschiedenis van de vereniging, delbare scholen. op zo’n smeuïge en niets verbloemende wijze beschreven wordt – met en passant even de his- We zijn goed in het leggen van die verbindingen, torie van de plantenziektekunde – in een kroniek. en worden meer en meer herkend als onpartijdige Dat is wel iets waar elke andere vereniging ter veelkleurige vereniging. U leest er alles over in wereld jaloers op kan zijn. Wat een uniek docu- dit blad. ment. Wat een feest! Het voltallige KNPV-bestuur ten tijde van de jubileumviering, v.l.n.r. André van der Wurff, Kees Westerdijk, Jan-Kees Goud, Jacques Horsten, Piet Boonekamp, Corné Kempenaar, Annemarie Breukers, Freek Stelder, Bart Thomma en Nicoline Roozen. GEWASBESCHERMING | JAARGANG 47 | JUBILEUMNUMMER 159 SESSIE ] Sessie EcoHealth tijdens KNVM-congres DATUM EN PLAATS: 22 maart 2016, Papendal AANTAL DEELNEMERS: 35 ORGANISATIE: besturen KNVM en KNPV, KNPV-werkgroep Fytobacteriologie, KNVM-sectie onderwijs en Scholierenwebsite EFFECT: integratie vakgebieden en wederzijdse bekendheid EcoHealth Medische microbiologie Op de jaarlijkse voorjaarsbijeenkomst van de De KNVM heeft een sterke input uit de medische KNVM, de Koninklijke Nederlandse Vereniging hoek. Dat is een belangrijk vakgebied en het geeft voor Microbiologie, heeft de KNPV samen met de bij het organiseren van congressen een zekere KNVM een sessie georganiseerd over EcoHealth: financiële slagkracht om zaken op een goede de rol die diverse ecosystemen spelen bij het in manier te organiseren. Sommige bezoekers uit stand houden, verspreiden en mogelijk zelfs ver- de medische hoek staan er niet altijd bij stil dat meerderen van mens-, dier- en plant-pathogene virussen en bacteriën ook bij planten voorkomen. micro-organismen. Drie sprekers zijn specifiek De EcoHealth-sessie
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