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Urgently wanted specimen


QBOL has put a lot of effort into obtaining the relevant species for the project. Some species were easier to obtain than others and more specimens of the species are still needed to investigate the intraspecies variation. Therefore a list of Urgently Wanted Specimen has been compiled and has been distributed to relevant people.

  • List of Urgently Wanted Specimen
  • QBOL will generate barcode sequences for quarantine species and closely related species (look alikes). To realise this QBOL has established prioritized lists of the quarantine organisms relevant for the EU to be barcoded. These taxon sampling  lists – Q-lists – are now available as PDF-documents.

    Taxon 
    (download - pdf):
      
    Coordination and contact:
     
    » Fungi Dr. Ewald Groenewald
    Central Bureau of Fungal Cultures, the Netherlands
    e.groenewald@cbs.knaw.nl  
    » Arthropods 

    Dr. Jean-Yves Rasplus
    National Institute for Agricultural Research (INRA), France
    rasplus@supagro.inra.fr

    » Bacteria  Dr. Martine Maes
    Institute for Agricultural and Fisheries Research (ILVO), Belgium
    martine.maes@ilvo.vlaanderen.be
    » Nematodes  Dr. Juerg Frey
    Agroscope Changins-Waedenswil Research Station (ACW), Switzerland
    juerg.frey@acw.admin.ch
    » Viruses  Dr. Neil Boonham
    FERA (Food and Environment Research Agency), United Kingdom
    neil.boonham@fera.gis.gov.uk
    » Phytoplasmas  Dr. Mogens Nicolaisen
    University of Aarhus, Denmark
    mogens.nicolaisen@agrsci.dk

    The actual lists need filling up. More isolates are needed to boost the number of strains and species in the databases. Do you have material that is not yet mentioned in these Q-lists? Please contact one the QBOL taxon coordinators.


      
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