Argentina: Alerts are issued for sunflowers due to a threat coming from Bolivia

게시됨 2024년 9월 2일

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Argentina's National Service of Health and Agri-Food Quality (Senasa) has begun monitoring actions to prevent the entry of the parasitic plant, Orobanche cumana, into the country from Bolivia. This plant poses a threat to sunflower production by feeding on the water and nutrients of the sunflower, potentially causing its death. The plant's tiny seeds can be dispersed easily, increasing the risk of infection. Currently, Orobanche is not present in Argentina. Senasa is working with public and private sectors to create a surveillance network for the early detection and control of the pest.

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Following Bolivia's declaration on the observation of Orobanche in its territory in the plantations of this crop, the National Service of Health and Agri-Food Quality (Senasa) reported that it has started monitoring actions in order to prevent the entry into Argentina of this species that represents a risk for local production and that, for now, is absent in our territory. The national agency indicated that both the public and private sectors are joining forces, "with the aim of defining articulated strategies to draw up a surveillance network for the early detection and control of the pest, in the event of an eventual incursion of the same." Sunflower on alert Orobanche cumana is a parasitic plant that feeds at the expense of the water and nutrients it extracts from the sunflower, causing it to stop growing, and may even cause its death. Its tiny seeds can be dispersed by wind, water, animals or man and can even adhere to the surface of machinery, tools and clothing, which is why ...

출처: Agromeat