Abstracts
Résumé
Au Canada, le nématode à kyste du soya, Heterodera glycines (NKS), a d’abord été détecté en Ontario en 1988 et plus récemment au Québec en 2013. Il est la principale cause des pertes économiques associées à la production de soya au Canada et aux États-Unis. Les moyens de lutte contre ce ravageur sont limités et reposent essentiellement sur l’exploitation des gènes de résistance naturels du soya. II est primordial d’étudier la réponse du NKS ainsi que celle de son hôte sous le climat du Québec afin de développer des stratégies de lutte efficaces. De plus, les fluctuations de température associées aux changements climatiques modifieront les traits biologiques du NKS, la phénologie de son hôte et leur interaction. Cela pourrait ainsi affecter l’efficacité et la durabilité des outils de gestion. Dans ce contexte, l’impact des changements climatiques anticipés sur les interactions entre le nématode à kyste du soya et son hôte principal, le soya, sera présenté.
Mots-clés :
- Changements climatiques,
- Heterodera glycines,
- interactions moléculaires,
- soya
Abstract
In Canada, the soybean cyst nematode, Heterodera glycines (SCN), was first detected in Ontario in 1988 and more recently in Quebec in 2013. It is the main cause of economic loss associated with soy production in Canada and the United States. Control methods against this pest are limited and mostly rely on soy’s natural resistance genes. It is essential to study the response of the SCN and that of its host under Quebec’s climate in order to develop effective control strategies. Moreover, the temperature fluctuations associated with climate change will modify SCN’s biological characters, its host’s phenology, and their interaction. This could affect both the efficacy and durability of management tools. In this context, the impact of the anticipated climate change on the interactions between the soybean cyst nematode and its principal host, soy, will be presented.
Keywords:
- Climate change,
- molecular interactions,
- soy,
- soybean cyst nematode
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