In Australia, crown rot of cereals is predominantly caused by Fusarium pseudograminearum and culmorum, common root Bipolaris sorokiniana. graminearum an important pathogen causing head blight worldwide has also been reported to cause wheat. The comparative ability F. pseudograminearum, B. sorokiniana across a range winter cereal species requires investigation. glasshouse trials, we inoculated o...

The increasing extreme weather and climate events have a significant impact on the resistance resilience of Norway spruce trees. responses adaptation individual trees to certain factors can be assessed through tree breeding programmes. Tree programmes combined with multispectral unmanned aircraft vehicle (UAV) platforms may assist in acquiring regular information traits from large areas progeny...

A split-root technique was used to examine the interaction between Pratylenchus penetrans and the cortical root-rotting pathogen Rhizoctonia fragariae in strawberry black root rot. Plants inoculated with both pathogens on the same half of a split-root crown had greater levels of root rot than plants inoculated separately or with either pathogen alone. Isolation of R. fragariae from field-grown ...