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Screening Corymbia populations for resistance to Puccinia psidii

2014-04-01

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The exotic rust pathogen Puccinia psidii is now widespread along the east coast of Australia from temperate Victoria to tropical far north Queensland, with a current host range exceeding 200 species from 37 myrtaceous genera. To determine the threat P. psidii poses to plantation and native eucalypts, artificial inoculation was used to screen germplasm of spotted gum (Corymbia spp.) for resistance to the biotype of...

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293d2dd6-e3a2-5af1-b95c-3ae43c45841c
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10.1111/ppa.12097
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