Ever wondered how invasive pests like the 𝐉𝐚𝐩𝐚𝐧𝐞𝐬𝐞 𝐛𝐞𝐞𝐭𝐥𝐞🪲manage to hitch rides across continents?✈️🚆🚛
Read more📖https://t.co/eewSKMDsqI
#metosbypessl#IPMPopillia@IPMPopillia
Early detection of hitchhiking pests requires the identification of strategic entry points via transport. Our @INRAE_DPT_SPE team has developed a framework for achieving this in continental Europe for #PopilliaJaponica / #JapaneseBeetle: https://t.co/J2BHxOHKz1
We’re proud to share the progress made so far in the @IPMPopillia project, part of the Horizon 2020 EU research program!🌟
We remain dedicated to advancing sustainable agriculture with cutting-edge pest management tools. Stay tuned!🌱
Read more ---> https://t.co/5VvTPCHHh3
The last General Assembly in Ponta Delgada (Azores) was an important event in the #HorizonEU@IPMPopillia project. Find our insights of the event in the recent IPM Popillia blog: https://t.co/iPqHl1ymG1
#PopilliaJaponica
Happy to be at the University of Azores to attend the IPM Popillia GA 2024 and present our progress made on evaluating the economic impact of the Japanese beetle infestation in Europe 🪲📊 Looking forward to many interesting talks! 🤗
#Popilliajaponica@IPMPopillia
We are so happy to be in Ponta Delgada for the @IPMPopillia GA! 🥳 🇵🇹
Franziska Straubinger opens this GA with the TUM team work and results on WP4. Very interesting to hear about yield loss, cost of control measures and more.
Great work! 👏
#Popilliajaponica
Last General Assembly meeting of the #H2020@IPMPopillia Project in Sao Miguel (Azores 🏝)... Researchers of @CREARicerca present the results of WP2 and WP3 🪲🐛 for the control of #Popillia japonica. Thanks to all the partners of the consortium for the great collaboration!!!
New #PopilliaJaponica sightings reported in northern Italy through the IPM #CitizenScience App!
Help track the spread of this invasive Japanese beetle by submitting your own observations: 📲
https://t.co/7lSqbcmyXk https://t.co/Isy2GotRfJ
More info: https://t.co/AW9j0or6A5
« Bringing it home: advanced in research on the international pest #Popilliajaponica » symposium has started Room A @ice2024kyoto_jp 🪲🥳
Antonio Carapelli is presenting the global pathways of invasion right now.
I will present our work at 11:15.
Come join us! 😊
@IPMPopillia
Happy to have brought the discussion on Popillia japonica to the symposium held at the XXVII International Congress of Entomology in Kyoto. @CREARicerca@IPMPopillia
Since the Japanese beetle was first spotted in Northern Italy in 2014, it has progressively expanded its range, and population levels have increased.
Read more about the project🔗https://t.co/miqB9fpaCz or in the new leaflet https://t.co/thKuZFCzac👀
#metosbypessl#IPMPopillia
Check out these origami insects made by Yoshinori Shintani, an entomologist and artist.
Each one of these insects has been made by hand by this man over a month, taking between 6 and 8 hours each. 👏
How beautiful! 🦋
My first Popillia japonica obs in Japan.🪲😉
#origami#insect
Sharing the latest updates on our work in the @IPMPopillia project🪲
Over the past months, we've upgraded and reinstalled our devices in key locations across Europe.
Read more about the project🔗https://t.co/UKMNbLtSyf
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Currently at @ice2024kyoto_jp. 🇯🇵👋
On Thursday morning I’ll talk about developing risk-based surveillance strategies for Popillia japonica in Europe. 🗣️🪲
How exciting to attend a conference full of promise in beautiful Kyoto!
@IPMPopillia#pestsurveillance#Japanesebeetle
We’ve found a new way to raise awareness for the invasive #JapaneseBeetle — by wearing it on organic textiles! Interested? Check it out here: https://t.co/7NgNi89lgT
(For the next 6 days, there's a 15% discount.)
#PopilliaJaponica#CitizenScience