PASTURE SEEDS 
61 pages
Published: 1 Sep 2005
Author(s): Gurr, G., et al
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Australian Lucerne Yellows Disease — Pathogen, vector and control by G. Gurr et al. Australian lucerne yellows disease has a severe effect on seed production, frequently causing death of plants and reduced vigour in those that survive. The disease has led to the cutting or ploughing-under of seed crops, resulting in estimated losses of $7m annually to the industry. This comprehensive study investigates the pathogen and how it is transmitted, to underpin rational disease management approaches. 2005, 63pp, Pub. No. 05/033; $16
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