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TABLE OF CONTENTS KEYNOTE SPEAKERS THE FATE OF CHEMICALS DELIVERED INTO THE SOIL FOR DISEASE CONTROL 1 R.G. Oliver ROLE OF MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES IN THE NATURAL SUPPRESSION OF RHIZOCTONIA BARE PATCH OF WHEAT IN THE USA AND AUSTRALIA 2 T. C. Paulitz, C. Yin, S. Hulbert, K. Schroeder, W. Schillinger, O. Mavrodi, D. Mavrodi, J. Kirkegaard and V.V.S.R Gupta BENEFICIAL INTERACTIONS BETWEEN PLANTS AND SOIL MICROBES 3 S. Ravnskov INVITED SPEAKERS A LOCAL PERSPECTIVE ON BENEFICIAL MICROFLORA: MYCORRHIZAL FUNGI 4 L.K. Abbott PENFLUFEN: A NEW SUCCINATE-DEHYDROGENASE INHIBITOR FUNGICIDE FOR THE CONTROL OF RHIZOCTONIA SOLANI IN CEREALS 5 S.J.Cross and S. Druce NODULE BACTERIA: CAN THEY BE CONSIDERED AN AGENT OF DISEASE? 6 J.G. Howieson, M. Gerding and G.W. O’Hara THE ROLE OF ORGANIC MATTER IN ENHANCING SUPPRESSIVENESS TO PLANT-PARASITIC NEMATODES IN SUGARCANE SOILS 7 G.R. Stirling ORAL PRESENTATIONS EFFECT OF ZINC ON RHIZOCTONIA DISEASE ON HYDROPONICALLY-GROWN POTATOES 8 D.P.F. Auer, J. Verstraten, M. Wardzynski and T. Wiechel NEMATODE BIOSECURITY RESEARCH IN NEW ZEALAND’S NATIVE ESTATE: RISKS, PATHWAYS AND ESTABLISHMENT POTENTIAL 9 L.T. Aalders, N.L. Bell,, T.C. Rohan. J.M. Nobbs and M.R. McNeill NEW CODED FUNGICIDES AND APPLICATION METHODS FOR CONTROL OF RHIZOCTONIA BARE PATCH 10 P. Bogacki, S. Davey, J. Desbiolles, R. Correll and A. McKay CAN EARTHWORMS MITIGATE TAKE-ALL IN WHEAT? 11 S.F. Chng, A.J. Horrocks, E.A. Hume, P.M. Fraser, D. Curtin, E.D., Meenken, M. Beare, C. Anderson, S.R. Bulman and I. Khan ERADICATION OF PHYTOPHTHORA CINNAMOMI FROM BLACK GRAVEL GRAVEYARD SITES IN THE EUCALYPTUS MARGINATA (JARRAH) FOREST 12 M. Crone, P.A. O’Brien, J.A. McComb, V. Stokes, I. Colquhoun and G.E.StJ. Hardy SUSTAINABLE AVOCADO ORCHARD PRACTICES: WHAT ARE MULCHES AND BIO-FERTILISERS ACTUALLY DOING? 13 E.K. Dann, J. Leonardi, J. Meiring USE OF METHAM SODIUM TO ELIMINATE PHYTOPHTHORA SPP. FROM ROADING GRAVEL 14 E.M. Davison, S. Kazemi, S. McDonald, S. Paton, F.C.S. Tay, B. Warton and N. West EFFECTS OF SUSCEPTIBLE AND RESISTANT CULTIVARS ON POPULATIONS OF THE POTATO CYST NEMATODE (GLOBODERA ROSTOCHIENSIS RO1) AND ON POTATO YIELDS IN VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA 15 R.F. de Boer, F. Thomson, W.S. Washington, D.V. Beardsell, N.S. Crump, J.K. Wainer, L. Nambiar, S. Norng, M. Hannah, S.L. Kreidl and A.L. Yen YIELD LOSS IN DURUM WHEAT IS RELATED TO PRE-PLANTING CONCENTRATIONS OF FUSARIUM PSEUDOGRAMINEARUM DNA IN SOIL 16 M.L. Evans and G.J. Hollaway DETECTION OF A POTENTIAL PATHOGEN, CAUSING AZORELLA DIE-BACK ON MAQUARIE ISLAND, USING NEXT-GENERATION SEQUENCING 17 M. Glen, T. Rudman, Y. Z. Qing, H. Achurch, M. Dieckmann and C.L. Mohammed, RHIZOCTONIA SOLANI AG8 INOCULUM LEVELS IN AUSTRALIAN SOILS ARE INFLUENCED BY CROP ROTATION AND SUMMER RAINFALL 18 V.V.S.R. Gupta, A. McKay, S. Diallo, D. Smith, A. Cook, J. Kirkegaard, K. Ophel-Keller,W. Davoren , R. Llewellyn and D.K. Roget CONTAINMENT AND ERADICATION OF PHYTOPHTHORA CINNAMOMI IN NATURAL ECOSYSTEMS 19 C. Dunne, R. Hartley, W. Dunstan, C. Crane and B. Shearer 7th <strong>Australasian</strong> Soilborne Diseases Symposium i
CROP SELECTION AND TRICHODERMA TR905 INOCULATION SUPPRESSES PYTHIUM IRREGULARE ROOT DISEASE INCIDENCE AND SHIFT THE GENETIC STRUCTURE OF PATHOGEN POPULATIONS 20 P.R. Harvey, B.E. Stummer, R.A. Warren and H. Yang COMPARISON OF MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES, PROTEINS AND METABOLITES IN SOIL SUPPRESSIVE OR CONDUCIVE TO RHIZOCTONIA BARE PATCH DISEASE 21 H.L. Hayden, C.Y. Allan, C. S. Ang, V. Ezernieks, S. Rochfort, P. Mele INTEGRATED DISEASE MANAGEMENT OPTIONS TO CONTROL RHIZOCTONIA BARE-PATCH IN WHEAT 22 D. Huberli, M. Connor, S. Miyan and W. MacLeod EFFECT OF SOIL WATER POTENTIAL ON PARASITISM OF SCLEROTINIA SCLEROTIORUM SCLERTIA BY CONIOTHYRIUM MINITANS 23 E.E. Jones, A. Stewart and J.M. Whipps NEW APPROACHES FOR PLANT RESISTANCE TO NEMATODE PATHOGENS 24 M.G.K. Jones, J. Tan, H. Herath, S. Iqbal, P. Nicol and J. Fosu-Nyarko EFFECT OF TRICHODERMA BIO-INOCULANT ON DISEASE CONTROL, SEEDLING EMERGENCE AND PLANT GROWTH OF OILSEED RAPE 25 D.R.W. Kandula, A. Shah and A. Stewart PHYTOTOXICITY ASSESSMENT FOR POTENTIAL BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF LEAFY SPURGE BY SOILBORNE MICROORGANISMS 26 R.J. Kremer and T. Souissi USING MODELS TO DEMONSTRATE THE ECONOMIC VALUE OF MANAGING SOIL BORNE DISEASES 27 R.A. Lawes ANTAGONISTS OF ROOT-LESION NEMATODE IN VERTOSOLS FROM THE NORTHERN GRAIN- GROWING REGION 28 Y. Li, N. Seymour and G. Stirling STRATEGIES FOR MANAGING SCLEROTINIA DROP OF LETTUCE 29 M.E. Matheron and M. Porchas CEREAL RESISTANCE AND TOLERANCE TO PEST NEMATODES IN THE SOUTHERN REGION 30 R.S. Davey, B. Gogel S. Casonato, G. J. Holloway and A.C. McKay STRATEGIES FOR CONTROL OF PARSNIP CANKER IN SOUTH EASTERN AUSTRALIA 31 J.E. Petkowski, E.J. Minchinton and R.F. de Boer IDENTIFICATION OF DISEASE SUPPRESSIVE SOILS IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA 32 M.S. Miyan, D. Hüberli and W. MacLeod THE INTERACTION BETWEEN ROOT-KNOT NEMATODES AND SOFT ROT ENTEROBACTERIACEAE 33 A. Mongae, G. Kubheka, E. Onkendi and L.N. Moleleki EFFICACY OF A RISK MODEL TO PREDICT THE DISTRIBUTION OF PHYTOPHTHORA CINNAMOMI IN THE GREATER BLUE MOUNTAINS WHA 34 Z-J. Newby , , D.I. Guest, E.C.Y. Liew and D. Ramp USE OF COVER CROPS TO INDUCE SUPPRESSION TO FUSARIUM WILT OF BANANAS 35 A.B. Pattison, W.T. O’Neill, T.L. Kukulies and A.B. Molina INCORPORATING ENVIRONMENT AND PREDICTA-B PATHOGEN LEVELS TO IMPROVE DISEASE PREDICTION IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA 36 G.J. Poole, M. Harries, D. Hüberli, M. Miyan, W. McLeod, and A. McKay EFFECT OF GINGER FARM MANAGEMENT PRACTICES ON SOIL MICROBIAL COMMUNITY STRUCTURE IN RELATION TO YIELD AND DISEASE. 37 E.K. Rames, M.K. Smith, S.D. Hamill and J. de Faveri THE IMPACT OF VARIOUS KNOCKDOWN AND PRE-EMERGENT HERBICIDES ON BENEFICIAL SOIL BIOLOGY AND WHEAT YIELD 38 P.J. Storer and R. Devlin DOES PLANTING DIRTY POTATO SEED REALLY MATTER? 39 R.S.Tegg and C.R. Wilson ENHANCED SUBERIN PRODUCTION IN NOVEL POTATO SOMACLONES PROVIDES PROTECTIVE BIO- BARRIER AGAINST TWO KEY SCAB DISEASES 40 T. Thangavel, R.S. Tegg and C.R. Wilson ILYONECTRIA IN GRAPEVINE PROPAGATION NURSERY SOIL IS A CAUSE OF YOUNG VINE DECLINE IN THE RIVERINA 41 M.A. Whitelaw-Weckert, L. Rahman ROOT PATHOGENS DETECTED IN IRRIGATION WATER OF THE ORD RIVER IRRIGATION AREA 42 R.E. Zappia, D. Hüberli , , G.E. St.J. Hardy , and K.L. Bayliss 7th <strong>Australasian</strong> Soilborne Diseases Symposium ii
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