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Soil biological constraints and benefits to quandong and other native food production
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Published: 1 Dec 2003
Author(s): Warren, Rosemary, Ryder, Maarten
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“Sudden death syndrome” or “dieback” of quandong is of considerable concern to the industry (worth >$1 million p.a.), as its cause has not been positively identified. This publication reports on current practices and potential problems in the nursery production of quandong seedlings, which may relate to subsequent difficulties experienced in the orchard. It also reports on potential measures to control seedling death in nurseries.
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