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CARNEGIE, Angus
of the invasive plant pathogen Austropuccinia psidii (myrtle rust) in eastern Australian rainforests. ... allocation effects of the invasive pathogen myrtle rust (Austropuccinia psidii) on Australian Myrtaceae species after fire.
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Oilseeds
Stronger Primary Industries Strategy. First soybean variety for NSW with resistance to soybean leaf rust. ... in choosing a rust resistant variety is worth around $2, 500 per hectare.
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Action in autumn reduces pressure from stripe rust | NSW Department of Primary Industries
Action in autumn reduces pressure from stripe rust. Note: This content is stored on an archive website and may not be current or accurate. ... Sowing resistant varieties will further reduce the chances of build up and spread of stripe rust.
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Grapevine leaf rust
Symptoms. Grapevine leaf rust appears as angular brown spots on the topside of the leaf. ... Infection of leaves by grapevine leaf rust can be found throughout the canopy.
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Tropical fruit
Tropical fruit. Tropical fruits are grown on the north coast of NSW. Many of these crops have specific site requirements and producers need to take care these requirements are going to be met prior to crop establishment. The main crops grown are
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Stripe rust: understanding the disease in wheat
Wind spreads spores of stripe rust from pustules that develop on infected leaves. ... The rust grows inside the leaf and then produces pustules containing new spores.
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Protect what we love
Myrtle rust and Phytophthora dieback are two examples of exotic pests that are already killing our native trees, impacting plant industries and native ecosystems, and affecting our amenity (streets, parks and
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Cedar apple rust
species). Cedar apple rust reduces orchard productivity by defoliating apple trees and blemishing apple fruit. ... Disease cycle. The disease cycle of the cedar apple rust fungus is complex.
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Managing blueberry rust.pdf
MANAGING BLUEBERRY RUST | iii. Contents 4 Introduction 5 The disease and its cycle. ... Photo: George Mittasch, Norco. First infection The rust fungus, P. minimum, is biotrophic.
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Oilseeds
An airborne fungal disease spread by tiny spores, soybean leaf rust thrives in wet conditions and rapidly progresses towards the canopy of the plant where it destroys the green leaves and ... A 2019 analysis, based on an edible grain price of $700 per
