Guide to using native plants on the Northern Adelaide Plains to benefit horticulture
20 July 2012Healthy Soil Management
20 July 2012Project Code
Short Summary
This project evaluated the efficacy of a range of fungicides in glasshouse and field experiments.
Year Published
1997
Project Provider
QLD Department of Primary Industries
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This project evaluated the efficacy of a range of fungicides in glasshouse and field experiments. It also developed a simple and reliable seedling inoculation technique suitable for a breeding program and assessed the introduction of melon germplasm from the US for tolerance to gummy stem blight. Seven fungicides were evaluated for control of gummy stem blight which is a serious foliar disease in early melons grown through periods of prolonged rainfall and high humidity. Effective disease control increased the total yield and number and weight of marketable fruit and reduced premature ripening.
Project report
Pests diseases and biosecurity
Cucumber
Pumpkins
Squash
Cucurbits
