eco-design of a new generation of anti-insect nets in Biosourced, Biodegradable Polymers and enriched with Bio-insect repellents
Coordinateur:
INSA LYON
Responsable INSA:
Sébastien LIVI
Agricultural losses due to insect pests amount to approximately 250 billion euros worldwide [l]. To date, crop protection relies almost exclusively on chemical treatments responsible for significant environmental damage, the emergence of resistance in certain insect pests [2] and residues that can potentially prove dangerous to human health [3]. Societal and health concerns create the need to find new ecological solutions.
Enjeu:
Environnement : Milieux naturels, Industriels et Urbains
Symbiosis is a widespread phenomenon in nature and represents a major force in adaptation and evolution. Epigenetic switches enable different phenotypic states to be present in a genetically identical population, potentially facilitating rapid species adaptation. The impact of symbiosis establishment and maintenance on host epigenetic mechanisms remains elusive.
Comprendre comment les microorganismes interfèrent avec le choix de la niche et du partenaire pour développer de nouvelles méthodes de contrôle des ravageurs et des vecteurs de pathogènes.
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