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Nematode surveys have been conducted in vine addition of nematodes. yards at Merbein and Robinvale (9), Red Cliffs (5) and in After staining the root samples, nematodes were not citrus groves at Mildura and Nangiloc (6). There are no observed in the uninoculated controls or in any of the reports, however, of nematode distribution in the Swan stocks of Alnem. No larvae were extracted by misting Hill district, nor on the New South Wales side of the the Alnem root systems, while more than 300 larvae per Murray River near Mildura and Euston. Neither are g of roots were obtained from the Chellaston seedling. there records of surveys in citrus groves around There were large differences in fresh weight between Robinvale, nor in vineyards around Mildura and the roots of Inocuiated and untreated seedlings; Nangiloc (Fig. 1). reductions of between 40 and 52% were recorded in the Grapevine is the principal crop in all areas except presence of the nematode (Table 2). Nangiloc-Colignan, where citrus predominates. Citrus is the second major crop in the region, but a wide variety of vegetables and tree fruits is also grown; nematode Discussion distribution on these crops has not been reported. Information on
Australasian Plant Pathology – Springer Journals
Published: Jan 28, 2011
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