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Ginning for Quality

Geddes, Andrew (2004-08-12)

To highlight key areas of Quality Control by both growers and ginners. To identify key quality issues of seed cotton modules both on farm and stored at gin sites.

Chromosomal location of Fov disease response in G. hirsutum X G. sturtianum chromosome addition lines

(2004-08-12)

Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. Vasinfectum (Fov) is considered the most destructive pathogen of cotton in Australia. In this study, BC3 progenies of chromosome addition lines between G.

Bladder Ketmia (Hibiscus trionum) How Variable is itΓ

Johnston, Stephen (2004-08-12)

Accurate identification is important for the management of all weed species for a range of different reasons including the selection of effective herbicides and implementing timely management before seed set so that p

Field Peas for Trap Cropping in Central Queensland

Short, Sherree (2004-08-12)

Central Queensland currently enjoys an ascochyta blight free status, however the use of chickpeas as a winter trap crop has created a potential risk for the introduction of the disease.

Improving the efficiency of embryogenesis in elite cotton cultivars

Heath, Richard (2004-08-12)

One step in the production of transgenic cotton is the regeneration of whole plants from undifferentiated cells (calli) in which the gene of interest has been inserted.

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