Postgraduate: Jason Moulynox – Survival of the soil-borne fungal pathogen Thielaviopsis basicola in association with cotton and other plants
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Moulynox, Jason
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Cotton production is an important rural industry in Australia. Disease pressure from emerging pathogens such as Thielaviopsis basicola threatens to reduce production.
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cotton production, environmental impact, disease of cotton, black root rot, symptoms, best management practices, bmp, sustainable practises, treatment strategies, soil health, pantoea agglommerans, exiguobacterium acetylicum and microbacterium sp. (pem), rhizoctonia solani ag8, wheat industry, azospirillum brasilense, t. basicola, fungal pathogens, soil amendments, yeast extract, zein and soy protein, t. basicola endoconidia, glucosylceramide-negative k. lactis mutant, active host, extension and adoption, profitability, sustainability
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