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Anne Muola

Research Scientist

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Division of Biotechnology and Plant Health

Invertebrate Pests and Weeds in Forestry, Agriculture and Horticulture

(+47) 413 74 516
anne.muola@nibio.no

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Tromsø

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Holtvegen 66, 9016 Tromsø

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Media interview – Battling cabbage root flies, a growing threat to Arctic farming

Siri Elise Dybdal, Anne Muola, Jørgen A.B. Mølmann, ...

Fram Forum, 2025

Dybdal, S.E., Muola, A., Mølmann, J.A. & Naumann, U. 2025. Battling cabbage root flies, a growing threat to Arctic farming (Media interview).

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Siri Elise Dybdal Anne Muola Jørgen A.B. Mølmann Ulrike Naumann

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Conference lecture – Effects of climate change on Arctic agricultural pest insects

Anne Muola

Circumpolar Agricultural Conference, 25.9.2025

Muola, A. 2025. Effects of climate change on Arctic agricultural pest insects (Conference lecture).

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Anne Muola

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Conference lecture – Examples of plant and insect pest responses to changing climate through range shifts, adaptation and phenotypic plasticity

Anne Muola

AAB seminar series, 2025

Muola, A. 2025. Examples of plant and insect pest responses to changing climate through range shifts, adaptation and phenotypic plasticity (Conference lecture).

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Anne Muola

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Division of Biotechnology and Plant Health

Strategies and methods to manage major pests and diseases of onion (‘QualityOnion’)


Onion fly and Fusarium basal rot represent major threats for sustainable Norwegian onion production. There are substantial gaps in our knowledge regarding these pests such as which Fusarium species infect onions in Norway, what are the main sources of Fusarium inoculum, and how onion fly prevalence is changing through the growing season.

Active Updated: 04.07.2024
End: nov 2027
Start: jan 2024
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