Plant Protection
The plant protection group is delivering research based knowledge to integrated crop protection and management in agriculture and in natural and semi-natural habitats.

- Weed biology and management
- Use of new technologies to reduce pesticide use
- Site-specific weed management.
- Using drones and satellites for weed mapping
- Ecotoxicology related to pesticide use
- Seed science and technology
- Phenotyping
- Statistical analysis of bioassays
- Plant pathology
- WeLaser: Weed control using image processing, laser and robot technologies.
- Clopyralid in honey: Testing nectar and honey from oil-seed rape for the content of a herbicide.
- Evalution of genebank material after 30 years storage: Evaluation of seeds stored in the Svalbard Global Seed Vault.
- Anvendelse af droner og billedbehandling til positionsspecifik tildeling af vækstregulering: Assessments of seed yield and lodging in red fescue (Festuca rubra ) sprayed with trinexapac-ethyl (Modus M)
- Anvendelse af Dronebilleder
- Using drone imagery
- EGFg Eucarpia Zurich 2019
- Agronomy 090617
- Characterization of foliar diseases infecting quinoa (Chenopodium quinoa ) and search for sources of resistance to downy mildew (Peronospora variabilis Gäum.): Plant pathological studies of infested plants of different quinoa varieties.
- Towards improved data-driven decision making: Introducing benchmark dose methodology in pesticide regulation: Development of methodology and software for benchmark dose estimation.
- Nordic Public Private Partnership Plant Phenotyping Project – Phase 2: Phenotyping in a breeding context using drones
- NORFAB: Protein for the Northern Hemisphere: Improving the yield and quality of faba bean seeds.
- AC/DC Weeds: Applying and Combining Disturbance and Competition for an agro-ecological management of creeping perennial weeds
- Future Cropping. A social partnership on intelligent, sustainable and efficient plant production.
- UAS ability: Infrastructure for developing the application of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) in remote sensing
- Etablering af ERFA grupper med fokus på at komme i gang med og komme videre med præcisionssprøjtning i praksis: Establishment of stakeholder groups for the adaptation of spot-spraying
Research group leader

Christian Andreasen
Associate Professor
- Phone35333453
- E-mailcan@plen.ku.dk
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