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    Consistent responses of yield and resistance of wheat cultivars to the root‐lesion nematode, Pratylenchus thornei, in the Australian northern subtropical region, but not in the temperate southern region

    Consistent responses of yield and resistance of wheat cultivars to the root‐lesion nematode, Pratylenchus thornei, in the Australian northern subtropical region, but not in the tem... by Owen, Kirsty J., Fanning, Joshua P., Reeves, Karyn L., Hollaway, Grant J.

    Published in Plant pathology
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    Pratylenchus thornei : The Relationship Between Presowing Nematode Density and Yield Loss in Wheat and Barley

    Pratylenchus thornei : The Relationship Between Presowing Nematode Density and Yield Loss in Wheat and Barley by Fanning, Joshua P, Reeves, Karyn L, Forknall, Clayton R, McKay, Alan C, Hollaway, Grant J

    Published in Phytopathology
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    A Novel Approach to the Design and Analysis of Field Experiments to Study Variation in the Tolerance and Resistance of Cultivars to Root Lesion Nematodes ( Pratylenchus spp.)

    A Novel Approach to the Design and Analysis of Field Experiments to Study Variation in the Tolerance and Resistance of Cultivars to Root Lesion Nematodes ( Pratylenchus spp.) by Reeves, Karyn L., Forknall, Clayton R., Kelly, Alison M., Owen, Kirsty J., Fanning, Joshua, Hollaway, Grant J., Loughman, Robert

    Published in Phytopathology
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    Tolerance of Wheat to Soil Sodicity Can Be Better Detected through an Incremental Crop Tolerance Approach and Ascertained through Multiple Sowing Times

    Tolerance of Wheat to Soil Sodicity Can Be Better Detected through an Incremental Crop Tolerance Approach and Ascertained through Multiple Sowing Times by Dowla, Mirza A. N. N. U., Sharma, Darshan L., Reeves, Karyn, Smith, Rosemary

    Published in Agronomy (Basel)
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