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CURRENT VARIETAL PERFORMANCE AND NEW COMMERCIAL LINES

McDonnell, Bill (1990-08-08)

The most outstanding features of recent seasons have been the relatively dry conditions experienced in most areas during growth and boll setting followed by unprecedently wet harvests.

SEEDLING DISEASES - ANY BREAKTHROUGHS? BLIGHT & VERTICILLIUM - ARE WE WINNING THE BATTLE?

Allen, Stephen (1988-08-17)

Seedling diseases include seed rots, pre and post emergent damping 9ff and root pruning. Numerous fungi can be responsible although Rhizoctonia sp., Pythiwn spp. and Fusarium spp. are the most important.

HOW AUSTRALIAN SEED VARIETIES FIT INTO THE MARKETS

Hughes, Dennis G. (1988-08-17)

The actual decision regarding which seed variety to plant had to be made some months -ago by growers through CSD, this decision is mostly based upon a number of factors, viz: 1: Yield 2: Resistance to insects and dise

COTTON BREEDING IN QUEENSLAND

Lawrence, P., Mann, G. (1988-08-17)

The objective of the cotton breeding programme is to breed cultivars which are adapted to central Queensland environments.

THE DEVELOPMENT OF A MYCOHERBICIDE FOR BATHURST BURR, XANTHIUH SPINOSUM

McRae, Cheryl F., Auld, Bruce A. (1988-08-17)

The fungus Colletotrichum orbiculare(Berk. et Mont.) v. Arx (Walker and Nikandrow, unpublished data) was found causing anthracnose on X.

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