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Sensor and control system development for autonomous site-specific irrigation

McCarthy, Alison

The NPSI/IAL Travel Fellowship 2010 aimed to investigate developments toward autonomous site-specific irrigation control systems.

Collection of germplasm of wild Gossypium strurtianum in south eastern Australia and its multiplication

Brown, A

The objectives of this project were to sample Gossypium sturtianum (Sturt's Desert Rose) in the Flinders and Barrier Ranges and multiply the samples for research and conservation.

Collection and multiplication of germplasm of wild Gossypium species

Craven, LA (1992-10-31)

The project was intended to collect germplasm of two of the wild relatives of cotton, Gossypium australe and G. sturtianum from eastern Australia, and to initiate a seed bank of these species.,

THE SCIENCE BEHIND TRANSGENIC COTTON PLANTS

Llewellyn, Danny J., Brown, M., Cousins, Y., Hartweck, L., Last, D., Mathews, A., Murray, F., Thistleton, J.

Traditional plant breeding techniques have had a major impact on the Australian cotton industry through the production of the widely successful CSIRO varieties Siokra and Sicala.

MOLECULAR TECHNIQUES FOR THE GENETIC IDENTIFICATION OF COTTON PLANTS AND ASSOCIATED SOIL MICROORGANISMS.

Kearney, Anabel, Chan, Onza L., Bayliss, Jennifer L., Lyon, Bruce R.

The genetic material (DNA) of living organisms is structurally the same whether it is found in humans, plants, fungi or bacteria.

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