On 12 December 2024, the Vegetable Species Section met for the first time as part of the new CTPS 2024-2029 […]
The CTPS Vegetable Section
3/02/2025
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Three’s a crowd to assess seed physiological quality for vegetable Brassica
3/02/2025
The French-British-Japanese collaboration initiated through the VIGERM project supported by ISTA in 2019 continues to spread publications and methods. A […]
INVITE: molecular markers, phenotyping and envirotyping for variety testing
31/01/2025
The final conference of INVITE project brought together experts, policymakers, and stakeholders from across Europe on the 10th of December […]
The CTPS Vine Section
30/01/2025
At its meeting on 10 December 2024, the CTPS Vine Section addressed two subjects linked to the current drive to […]
The CTPS Beet and industrial chicory Section
30/01/2025
On 16 January 2025, the CTPS Beet and Industrial Chicory Section met for the first time in the 2024-2029 mandate, […]
Advancements in Seed Quality Evaluation Using Artificial intelligence and 2D X-Ray Imaging
27/01/2025
In a recently published study, we have made significant strides in the automated detection of internal seed defects using artificial […]
Specific preparation of rusts on cereals
22/01/2025
Since 2009, GEVES has been maintaining and producing rusts on cereals. Each year, the pathology laboratory multiplies the races selected […]
INVITE: Final conference of the European project on variety evaluation on 10 December in Brussels
3/12/2024
Over the past five years, the European INVITE project has explored ways of improving plant variety testing with a view […]
Vine: multi-site VSCU trials piloted by applicants
3/12/2024
The CTPS Vine Section examines the agronomic, technological and environmental value (VSCU) of varieties that are candidates for registration in […]
How can varieties be evaluated for registration in the context of climate change?
3/12/2024
Climate change is a reality that affects society as a whole, and agriculture in particular. Many levers can be mobilised, […]