Industry blueprint: Ginger
This blueprint serves as a resource for those interested in the ginger industry provides essential fast facts alongside the fundamental themes highlighted in the AgriFutures...
GINGER
Controlling Pythium and Associated Pests in Ginger
28 pages
Published: 11 Nov 2011
Author(s): Abbas, Rob , Smith, Mike
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This RIRDC report describes a research project aimed at identifying treatments that ginger growers can use to control two serious soil-borne pathogens that threaten the viability of the ginger industry, Pythium myriotylum (responsible for a severe rhizome rot) and symphylids (wingless soil arthropods).
This report is targeted towards the Australian ginger industry and agronomists involved in the industry.
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