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Microbial Solutions for Sustainable Cotton Soil Health Management

Pereg, Lily (University Of New England, 2013-06-30)

Final Report Executive Summary

The sustainability of crop production is a key issue for agricultural systems. Maintaining soil

BLACK ROOT ROT OF COTTON - A (RE)VIEW BY AN OPTIMIST

Pereg, Lily (2012-08-05)

There are several important questions that have been raised about the black root rot pathogen, including: How can one detect black root rot? What makes it spread so fast? What makes it so hard to control?

Travel; CRC Science Forum Narrabri 2012

Pereg, Lily (University Of New England, 2012-06-30)

Travel : The Cotton Catchment Communities-CRC (CCC CRC) Science forum provided a great opportunity for me to meet other scientist involved in cotton disease research and to create collaboration much needed for my futu

Travel: World Cotton Research Conference India, 2011

Kennedy, Ivan, Van Der Sluijs, Rene, Tan, Daniel, Pereg, Lily, Yeates, Steve, Broughton, Katie, Cottee, Nicola, Walsh, Tom, Visser, Francois (University Of Sydney, CSIRO Materials Science And Engineering, University Of New England, University Of Queensland, CSIRO Plant Industry,CSIRO Ecosystem Sciences, 2012-06-30)

The Fifth World Cotton Research Conference(WCRC) is held annually and in 2012 dealt with a wide range of issues concerning the cotton industry, from seed production, plant growing and the farm to fibre quality,

Scoping the potential uses of beneficial micro-organisms for increasing the productivity of cropping systems

Pereg, Lily (University Of New England, 2012-06-30)

Plant growth promotion is a complex phenomenon that often cannot be attributed to a single mechanism, as most PGP microbes are capable of multiple mechanisms and in some cases their PGP effect may only occur through i