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ANTI-FUNGAL METABOLITES PRODUCED BY PSEUDOMONAS FLUORESCENS FD6 AND ACTIVITY AGAINST THE PLANT PATHOGENIC BOTRYTIS CINEREA, PYTHIUM AND RHIZOCTONIA SO 43 Q.X. Zhang, L. Q. Zhang and P.R. Harvey POSTER PRESENTATIONS STUDIES TOWARD UNDERSTANDING THE CAUSE OF BLACKBERRY DECLINE IN THE SOUTH-WEST OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA 44 S. Aghighi, L. Fontanini, P.B. Yeoh, J.K. Scott, T.I. Burgess and G.E.St.J. Hardy RHIZOCTONIA SPECIES IMPLICATED IN ONION STUNT 45 S.T. Anstis, B.H. Hall and T.J. Wicks BACTERIA FOR REDUCING EFFECTS OF ROOT-KNOT NEMATODE INFECTION ON TOMATO SEEDLINGS 46 N.L. Bell, G. Burch, T.C. Rohan and L.T. Aalders THE NEMATODE WITH A ‘STING’ IN IT’S TAIL – A NEW CHALLENGE FOR WESTERN AUSTRALIA 47 S.J. Collins THE IMPACT OF SUMMER RAINFALL EVENTS ON R.SOLANI INOCULUM BUILD-UP AND IN-CROP EXPRESSION 48 B.S. Congdon in coordination with R .Lawes and M. Renton SEED POTATO CERTIFICATION AND ITS ROLE IN SOILBORNE DISEASE MANAGEMENT 49 N.S. Crump PYTHIUM SPP. ASSOCIATED WITH ROOT ROT OF PARSNIP AND PARSLEY IN VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA 50 J.E. Petkowski, E.J. Minchinton, and R.F. de Boer APPLICATION OF VARIOUS INOCULATION METHODS TO EVALUATE SUNFLOWER VARIETIES TO SCLEROTINIA SCLEROTIORUM UNDER FIELD CONDITIONS 51 R. Ebrahimi, S. Rahmanpour, Y. Goosta, S. Rezaee REACTION OF SUNFLOWER GENOTYPES TO ARTIFICIAL INOCULATIONS UNDER CONTROLLED CONDITIONS 52 R. Ebrahimi, S. Rahmanpour, Y. Goosta, S. Rezaee, M. Soltani Najafabadi EVALUATION OF RELATIVE RESISTANCE IN SOME SELECTED GENOTYPES MAHLAB (PRUNUS MAHALEB L) DWARFE OF PHYTOPHTHORA SPECIES 53 A. Falahinejad, M. Hajian shahri , S. Rezaee, M.Karimi shahri H.Tajabadi GETTING MORE FOR LESS: EXPLORING THE MAIN SOURCES OF VARIATION IN MEASURING CROWN ROT 54 S.E.H. Fletcher, C.D. Percy and A.M. Kelly MANAGEMENT OPTIONS FOR FUNGAL ROOT ROT IN INDONESIAN PLANTATION ACACIAS AND EUCALYPTS 55 C. Mohammed, M. Glen, C. Beadle, L. Agustini and D. Page OCCURRENCE OF CHARCOAL ROT ON WATERMELON CAUSED BY MACROPHOMINA PHASEOLINA IN NORTH WESTERN AUSTRALIA 56 H. Golzar and C. Wang DISTRIBUTION OF RHIZOCTONIA SOLANI AG8 IN THE SURFACE SOIL IS INFLUENCED BY CULTIVATION 57 V.V.S.R. Gupta, A.C. McKay, J.M.A. Desbiolles, R.S. Davey, R. Correll, K. Ophel-Keller and D.K. Roget PYTHIUM INCREASES STUNTING IN CANKER AFFECTED CAULIFLOWER 58 B.H. Hall and L. Deland FISHING FOR PHYTOPHTHORA FROM WESTERN AUSTRALIA’S WATERWAYS: A DISTRUTION AND DIVERSITY SURVEY 59 D. Hüberli , , G.E.St.J. Hardy, D. White, N. Williams and T.I. Burgess EVALUATION OF FUNGICIDES FOR MANAGING SCLEROTINIA STEM ROT IN CANOLA IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA 60 R. Khangura and W.J. MacLeod YIELD RESPONSE FOLLOWING APPLICATION OF [DIFENOCONAZOLE + SEDAXANE + METALAXYL-M] TO WHEAT SEED IN COMPARISON WITH UNTREATED SEED TREATMENT IN A RHIZOCTONIA AFFECTED PADDOCK 61 T. Klein, L. May, R. Battaglia, and P. Holmes COLONISATION PATTERNS OF A MCHERRY-TAGGED PECTOBACTERIUM CAROTOVORUM SUBSP. BRASILIENSIS STRAIN IN DIFFERENT POTATO CULTIVARS 62 G.C. Kubheka , A. Hall , T.A. Coutinho and L.N. Moleleki FREE LIVING NEMATODES AS INDICATORS OF THE BIOLOGICAL STATUS OF AUSTRALIA’S CEREAL- GROWING SOILS 63 K.J. Linsell, A.M. Stirling, D. Hartley, A.C. McKay , G.R. Stirling, and K.M. Ophel Keller 7th <strong>Australasian</strong> Soilborne Diseases Symposium iii
SUSCEPTIBILITY TO SCLEROTIUM ORYZAE AND RHIZOCTONIA SPP. OF URUGUAYAN RICE CULTIVARS 64 S. Martínez and F. Escalante A PITCH FOR BIOSECURITY: MINIMISING THE RISK OF PINE PITCH CANKER (FUSARIUM CIRCINATUM) INTRODUCTION INTO AUSTRALIA 65 A. Maxwell and H. Brelsford PARSNIP CULTIVAR TRIAL IDENTIFIES RESISTANCE TO ROOT ROTS AND ITERSONILIA 66 E. Minchinton, J. Petkowski and R. deBoer WHAT IS THE IMPACT OF WINTER GRAIN CROPS ON PRATYLENCHUS THORNEI GROWN IN ROTATION WITH TOLERANT AND INTOLERANT WHEAT? 67 K.J. Owen, T.G. Clewett and J.P. Thompson MULTIGENE PHYLOGENY AND PATHOGENICITY OF VERTICILLIUM SPP. FROM POTATOES IN SOUTH EAST AUSTRALIA 68 V.R. Prakash, T.J. Wiechel , N.S. Crump and P.W.J. Taylor SIMULTANEOUS SELECTION OF WHEAT PLANTS WITH RESISTANCE TO ROOT-LESION NEMATODES, CROWN ROT AND YELLOW SPOT 69 J.G. Sheedy, J.P. Thompson and R.A. Reen FORAGE SORGHUM AS A ROTATION CROP FOR MANAGING ROOT-KNOT NEMATODES (MELOIDOGYNE SPP.) ON VEGETABLES 70 G.R Stirling, and J.A. Cobon THE PATHOGENICITY OF AN AUSTRALIAN ISOLATE OF RADOPHOLUS SIMILIS ON GINGER 71 J.A. Cobon, M.K. Smith and G.R. Stirling PYTHIUM SPECIES ASSOCIATED WITH ROOT ROT OF GREENHOUSE CUCUMBERS IN AUSTRALIA 72 L.A. Tesoriero, F. Lidbetter, L.M. Forsyth , and L.W. Burgess ASSESSMENT OF MICROBIAL DIVERSITY IN OIL PALM TRUNK TISSUE 73 H.J. Tung , , W.C. Wong , , Y.K. Goh and T.N. Mahamooth RHIZOCTONIA SOLANI AG3 DNA LEVELS IN THE PRESENCE OF POTATO 74 T. J. Wiechel and F. Richardson BREAK CROPS TO REDUCE ROOT KNOT NEMATODE DAMAGE ON POTATOES 75 C. Wilkinson, S. Kelly, X. Zhang, J. Teasdale, L. DeBrincat, V. Vanstone, H. Hunter and S.J. Collins ROOT ROT IN SPINACH CROPS IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA 76 D.G Wright, A. Reid, M. Banovic and T. Shimmin POPULATION STRUCTURE OF RHIZOCTONIA SOLANI AG-1-IA, THE RICE SHEATH BLIGHT PATHOGEN, FROM THE NORTH OF IRAN 77 J. Zad, S. Jafarpour, M. Javan-Nikkhah INDEX OF AUTHORS 78 7th <strong>Australasian</strong> Soilborne Diseases Symposium iv
Page 2 and 3: The following organisations sponsor
Page 4 and 5: Welcome to the Seventh Australasian
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