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Australian cereal rust report: First report of the ‘WA YR17’ pathotype in 2009

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Sydney, Australia
August 10, 2009

University of Sydney
Plant Breeding Institute (PBI)
Cereal Rust Laboratory

Cereal Rust Report Season 2009
Volume 7, Issue 7, 10 August 2009
Colin Wellings

The first confirmed sample of the ‘WA Yr17’ pathotype for the 2009 season was collected from a crop of Marombi wheat located at Coolah, northern NSW. The crop was sown for grazing in mid March; stripe rust was observed in early July and sampled for pathotype tests in mid July. Marombi has been popular for its dual purpose value in grazing and grain production in certain regions. However its seasonal vulnerability to stripe rust, leaf rust and wheat streak mosaic virus suggests that it should be replaced with alternative long season varieties.

Click HERE for full rust report.

Archive of reports: http://www.agric.usyd.edu.au/plant_breeding_institute/cereal_rust/reports_forms.shtml
 

 

 


 

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