BACTERIAL BLIGHT - OUR PAST EXPERIENCE
Date Issued:1986-08-20
Abstract
Bacterial blight of cotton is a major disease in most cotton growing countries of the world. It was first recorded in Australia in 1923 in Queensland and since then has been present in most crops in varying degrees of severity. This disease is caused by the bacterium. Xanthomonas campestris pv. malvaceum
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- 1986 Australian Cotton Conference
Proceedings from the 1986 Australian Cotton Conference