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Program Monday 28 September 1400– 1700 1730– 1800 Registration open WELCOME RECEPTION Ground Floor Foyer, Newcastle Region Art Gallery Newcastle Region Art Gallery Tuesday 29 September 0800– 1900 Registration open Concert Hall Foyer 0800 ARRIVAL TEA AND COFFEE Concert Hall Foyer 0830 Conference opening Concert Hall Prof David Guest, University of Sydney 0845 Presidential address—‘Shield the young harvest from devouring blight’—Charles Darwin, Joseph Banks, Concert Hall Thomas Knight and wheat rust: discovery, adventure, and ‘getting the message out’ Dr Greg Johnson, Horticulture 4 Development, ACT 0930 Keynote address—The relevance of plant pathology in food production Concert Hall Dr André Drenth, Tree Pathology Centre, The University of Queensland and Primary Industries and Fisheries 1030 MORNING TEA Banquet Room Session 1A Disease management Room: Concert Hall Chair: Andrew Miles 1100 An integrated approach to husk spot management in macadamia Dr Olufemi Akinsanmi, The University of Queensland and Primary Industries and Fisheries, Qld 1120 Application methods of phosphonate to control Phytophthora pod rot and stem canker on cocoa Dr Peter McMahon, La Trobe University, Vic 1140 Botrytis bunch rot control strategies in cool climate viticultural regions of Australia and New Zealand Dr Jacqueline Edwards, Department of Primary Industries, Vic Session 1B Disease surveys Room: Cummings Room Chair: Eileen Scott Why Australia needs a coordinated national diagnostic system Ms Jane Moran, Department of Primary Industries, Vic Development of a soil DNA extraction and quantitative PCR method for detecting two Cylindrocarpon species in soil Ms Chantal Probst, Lincoln University, NZ Bananas in Carnarvon—good news for growers in survey for quarantine plant pests and pathogens Dr Sarah Collins, Department of Agriculture and Food WA Session 1C Soilborne diseases Room: Hunter Room Chair: Nerida Donovan Can investment in building up soil organic carbon lead to disease suppression in vegetable crops? Dr Ian Porter, Department of Primary Industries, Vic Evaluation of soil health indicators in the vegetable industry of temperate Australia Ms Robyn Brett, Department of Primary Industries, Vic Rhizoctonia AG2.1 and AG3 in soil—competition or synergism? Dr Tonya Wiechel, Department of Primary Industries, Vic Session 1D Virology Room: Newcastle Room Chair: John Randles Towards universal detection of Luteoviridae Miss Anastasija Chomic, Lincoln University, NZ Massive parallel sequencing of small RNAs to identify plant viruses and virus‐induced small RNAs Dr Robin MacDiarmid, The New Zealand Institute for Plant and Food Research Ltd, NZ Chickpea chlorotic stunt virus, an important virus of coolseason food legumes in Asia and North Africa and potentially in Australia Dr Safaa Kumari, International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas, Syria 1200 LUNCH Banquet Room Editor’s meeting (1200–1400) Waratah Room Student mentor lunch (1200–1320) Mulumbinba Room 1320 Keynote address—Emerging frontiers in forest pathology Concert Hall Prof Mike Wingfield, Forestry and Agricultural Biotechnology Institute, University of Pretoria, South Africa 12 PLANT HEALTH MANAGEMENT: AN INTEGRATED APPROACH | APPS 2009
Session 2A Forest pathology/native Room: Concert Hall Chair: Angus Carnegie 1410 Variability in pathogenicity of Quambalaria pitereka on spotted gums Mr Geoffrey Pegg, The University of Queensland/ Primary Industries and Fisheries, Qld 1430 Movement of pathogens between horticultural crops and endemic trees in the Kimberleys Ms Monique Sakalidis, Murdoch University, WA 1450 Pathogenicity of Phytophthora multivora to Eucalyptus gomphocephala and E. marginata Dr Treena Burgess, Murdoch University, WA 1510 Microscopy of progressive decay of fungi isolated from Meranti tree canker Dr Erwin Erwin, University of Mulawarman, Indonesia Session 2B Soilborne disease Room: Cummings Room Chair: Peter McGee Optimising conditions to investigate gene expression in pathogenic Streptomyces using RT‐qPCR Dr Tonya Wiechel, Department of Primary Industries, Vic Fusarium oxysporum and Pythium associated with vascular wilt and root rots of greenhouse cucumbers Mr Len Tesoriero, NSW Department of Primary Industries Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. fragariae: a main component of strawberry crown and root rots in Western Australia Dr Hossein Golzar, Department of Agriculture and Food WA Evaluation of resistant rootstocks for control of Fusarium wilt of watermelon in Nghe An Province, Vietnam. Prof Lester Burgess, The University of Sydney, NSW Session 2C Epidemiology Room: Hunter Room Chair: Chris Steel Bunch rot diseases and their management Prof Turner Sutton, NC State University, USA Inoculum and climatic factors driving epidemics of Botrytis cinerea in New Zealand and Australian vineyards Dr Rob Beresford, The New Zealand Institute for Plant and Food Research Limited, NZ Infection of apples by Colletotrichum acutatum in New Zealand is limited by temperature Dr Kerry Everett, The New Zealand Institute for Plant and Food Research Limited, NZ Epidemiology of walnut blight, caused by Xanthomonas arboricola pv. juglandis, in Tasmania, Australia Dr Katherine Evans, University of Tasmania Session 2D Disease management Room: Newcastle Room Chair: Robert Magarey Sugarcane smut—disease development and mechanism of resistance Dr Shamsul Bhuiyan, BSES Limited, Qld Dissemination of biological and chemical fungicides by bees onto Rubus and Ribes flowers Dr Monika Walter, The New Zealand Institute for Plant and Food Research Limited, NZ Current studies on divergence and management of pepper yellow leaf curl disease Indonesia Dr Sri Hidayat, Bogor Agricultural University, Indonesia Fungicide resistance in cucurbit powdery mildew Dr Chrys Akem, Primary Industries and Fisheries, Qld 1530 AFTERNOON TEA Banquet Room 1600 Keynote address—Population genetic analyses of plant pathogens: new challenges and opportunities Concert Hall Dr Celeste Linde, Research School of Biology, College of Medicine, Biology and Environment, Australian National University Session 3A Population genetics Room: Concert Hall Chair: Andre Drenth 1640 Genetic diversity of Botryosphaeria parva (Neofusicoccum parvum) in New Zealand vineyards Mr Jeyaseelan Baskarathevan, Lincoln University, NZ 1700 Anthracnose disease of chili pepper— genetic diversity, pathogenicity and breeding for resistance A/Prof Paul Taylor, The University of Melbourne, Vic 1720 The diversity of Colletotrichum infecting lychee in Australia Ms Jay Anderson, Primary Industries and Fisheries, Qld and University of Queensland 1740 Variation in Phytophthora palmivora on cocoa in Papua New Guinea Ms Josephine Saul Maora, PNG Cocoa Coconut Institute Session 3B Modelling and crop loss assessment Room: Cummings Room Chair: Ian Porter Spore traps for early warning of smut infestations in Australian sugarcane crops Dr Rob Magarey, BSES Limited, Qld Software‐assisted gap estimation (SAGE) for measuring grapevine leaf canopy density Mr Gareth Hill, The New Zealand Institute for Plant and Food Research Limited, NZ Evaluation of the efficacy of Brassica spot TM models for control of white blister in Chinese cabbage Mr Desmond Auer, Department of Primary Industries, Vic Evaluating an infection model of prune rust to improve the management of disease for almond and prune growers Mr Peter Magarey, South Australian Research and Development Institute Session 3C Disease management Room: Hunter Room Chair: Shane Hetherington Management of white blister on vegetable brassicas with irrigation and varieties Dr Elizabeth Minchinton, Department of Primary Industries, Vic Alternative screening methods for sugarcane smut using natural infection and tissue staining Dr Shamsul Bhuiyan, BSES Limited, Qld Interruption of cool chain and strawberry fruit rot by leak‐causing fungi Rhizopus species Dr Monika Walter, The New Zealand Institute for Plant and Food Research Limited, NZ Enhancing Papua New Guinea smallholder cocoa production through greater adoption of integrated pest and disease management Mr Yak Namaliu, PNG Cocoa Coconut Institute 1800 DRINKS AND POSTERS Banquet Room and Concert Hall 1830– 2030 Council of Society meeting Waratah Room APPS 2009 | PLANT HEALTH MANAGEMENT: AN INTEGRATED APPROACH 13
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Posters List of posters Poster no.
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