Dimitris Afentoulis

MSc. Agronomist
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Dimitris Afentoulis is an Agronomist specialized in Crop Protection. He originates from an agricultural family that runs the oldest gardening shop in the centre of Athens over four generations. Dimitris holds a Master of Science degree in Plant Pathology and Entomology from Wageningen University and has a broad educational background in Crop Science and Agriculture. During his studies, he published four peer-reviewed articles in scientific journals related to biological pest control and insect systematics. He has participated in numerous research programs, scientific conferences and technical trainings. Throughout his career, he served as an IPM technical consultant with expertise on field demonstration of biocontrol agents against crop pests and diseases. Currently, he is responsible for Product Development and Technical Support at Syngenta Hellas in South Greece.
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Natural Pollination in greenhouse crops using bumblebees and other beneficial insects
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Natural Pollination in greenhouse crops using bumblebees and other beneficial insects

Bumblebees are used to pollinate greenhouse crops since the late 80s. Until today they remain a very reliable source of pollination, especially in tomato crops. Before the development of commercial […]

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