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The Biosecurity Collections
Longicorn Beetle. Birdwing Butterfly. Blue Banded Bee. Blueberry Rust. European Bumblebee. ... Jewel Beetle. Saffron Milk Cap Mushroom. Monarch Butterfly. Penicillium fungus. Ragwort Rust Fungus.
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Blueberry rust
Blueberry rust. Primefact number:1432 Edition:1st Published: January 2016 Author:Plant Biosecurity &Product Integrity. ... Blueberry rust was detected in the Melbourne metropolitan area towards the end of 2014.
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Tropical fruit
Tropical fruit. Tropical fruits are grown on the north coast of NSW. Many of these crops have specific site requirements and producers need to take care these requirements are going to be met prior to crop establishment. The main crops grown are
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Winter crops
Winter crops. Winter crops are sown in autumn and harvested in spring or summer. In NSW, winter crops include cereals such as wheat, barley, oats and triticale; oilseeds such as canola and safflower; and pulses such as lupin, chickpea, faba bean and
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Banana rust thrips and banana silvering thrips
Banana rust thrips and banana silvering thrips. Summary. For both banana rust thrips and banana silvering thrips, this Agfact explains their:.
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CARNEGIE, Angus
of the invasive plant pathogen Austropuccinia psidii (myrtle rust) in eastern Australian rainforests. ... allocation effects of the invasive pathogen myrtle rust (Austropuccinia psidii) on Australian Myrtaceae species after fire.
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Oilseeds
Stronger Primary Industries Strategy. First soybean variety for NSW with resistance to soybean leaf rust. ... in choosing a rust resistant variety is worth around $2, 500 per hectare.
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Action in autumn reduces pressure from stripe rust | NSW Department of Primary Industries
Action in autumn reduces pressure from stripe rust. Note: This content is stored on an archive website and may not be current or accurate. ... Sowing resistant varieties will further reduce the chances of build up and spread of stripe rust.
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Stripe rust: understanding the disease in wheat
Wind spreads spores of stripe rust from pustules that develop on infected leaves. ... The rust grows inside the leaf and then produces pustules containing new spores.
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Cherries, peaches and other stone fruit
Cherries, peaches and other stone fruit. 'Stone fruit' is the general term used for some fruit of the Prunus species. In NSW, stone fruits grown include cherries, peaches, nectarines, plums, apricots and prunes. There is both temperate and low-chill
