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Aurelia Stingaci
Moldova, Republic of
Moldova State University, Institute of Genetics, Physiology and Plant Protection
Universities
biological preparations, beneficial microorganisms, forest health, adaptive forest management, SMART technologies, sensors, smart traps, drones, remote sensing, biological control, sustainable forestry
TOPIC 2 – Adaptive and Multifunctional Forest Management Systems
We are interested in joining a transnational consortium as a research partner under Topic 2. We offer expertise in microbiological plant protection, beneficial microorganisms, biological preparations, plant physiology, phytopathology, entomology, and SMART monitoring technologies.Our proposed contribution includes the selection and testing of biological preparations against forest pests and pathogens; physiological monitoring of plants; laboratory and field assessment of biological efficacy; integration of sensors, smart traps, drones, and digital data analysis; and the development of preventive and adaptive plant protection strategies.Our research focuses on innovative non-chemical approaches to improve forest seed health and reduce seed-borne and storage-related fungal contamination. INP has experience with different seed types and with assessing treatment effects on germination, seed vitality and storability.
We are seeking cooperation with universities, research organisations, forest managers, public authorities, technology providers, SMEs, and other partners working in forest health, adaptive forest management, biological control, digital monitoring, remote sensing, and decision-support systems.
We are seeking cooperation with universities, research organisations, forest managers, public authorities, technology providers, SMEs, and other partners working in forest health, adaptive forest management, biological control, digital monitoring, remote sensing, and decision-support systems.
Moldova State University is a public higher education and research institution in the Republic of Moldova. The Institute of Genetics, Physiology and Plant Protection conducts research in plant genetics, physiology, phytopathology, entomology, biotechnology, microbiology, and environmentally friendly plant protection.
The Institute’s Laboratory of Phytopathology and Biotechnology develops and evaluates microbiological preparations based on beneficial bacteria and fungi for the biological control of plant pests and pathogens. Its research activities include the identification and characterisation of microorganisms, laboratory bioassays, field trials, physiological monitoring of plants, and the development of integrated and environmentally sustainable plant protection methods.Its research addresses societal challenges in areas including agriculture, bioeconomy and the environment, health plants and soils, materials and energy.
The Institute is interested in adapting its expertise in microbiological plant protection and SMART monitoring to forest ecosystems. Its potential contribution includes biological preparation development and testing, monitoring of plant physiological status, early detection of stress and harmful organisms, field validation, data analysis, dissemination, and transfer of research results to practitioners.
The Institute’s Laboratory of Phytopathology and Biotechnology develops and evaluates microbiological preparations based on beneficial bacteria and fungi for the biological control of plant pests and pathogens. Its research activities include the identification and characterisation of microorganisms, laboratory bioassays, field trials, physiological monitoring of plants, and the development of integrated and environmentally sustainable plant protection methods.Its research addresses societal challenges in areas including agriculture, bioeconomy and the environment, health plants and soils, materials and energy.
The Institute is interested in adapting its expertise in microbiological plant protection and SMART monitoring to forest ecosystems. Its potential contribution includes biological preparation development and testing, monitoring of plant physiological status, early detection of stress and harmful organisms, field validation, data analysis, dissemination, and transfer of research results to practitioners.