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TL00071
20 July 2012

Sustainable integrated control of foliar diseases in greenhouse vegetables

Other
Pests diseases and biosecurity, Environment and more
Broccoli, Brassicas and more
20 July 2012

Sustainable integrated control of foliar diseases in greenhouse vegetables

Other
Pests diseases and biosecurity and Environment
20 July 2012

Sustainable Potato Production In Highland Areas Of Australia

Project report
Industry development and communication, Environment and more
Potatoes and Solanaceous vegetables
20 July 2012

Sustainable Potato Production In Highland Areas Of NSW – Stage III

Project report
Pests diseases and biosecurity, Environment and more
Potatoes and Solanaceous vegetables
20 July 2012

Sustainable Production Of Quality Capsicums In Carnarvon

Project report
Environment, Varieties and breeding and more
Capsicum and Solanaceous vegetables
20 July 2012

Sustainable Use Of Recycled Water For Horticultural Irrigation On The Northern Adelaide Plains

Project report
Environment and On-farm and crop management
20 July 2012

Sustainable Vegetable Farming Systems: 1998-2000

Project report
Environment
20 July 2012

Sweet Potato Variety Improvement

Project report
Varieties and breeding
Potatoes and Solanaceous vegetables
20 July 2012

Sweetcorn Breeding And Development To Meet The Requirements Of Australian And Export Markets

Project report
International trade and markets, Industry development and communication and more
Sweet Corn and Other vegetables

This project was conducted to breed supersweet corn hybrids which could handle the particular stresses (diseases, insects and climatic) which afflict sweet corn in tropical and subtropical Australia. Two highly successful supersweet corn hybrids have been bred and released to the industry. The first of these H5 has resistance to a virus, Johnson Grass Mosaic Virus, which has the capacity to devastate existing temperate sweetcorn cultivars. The other is H44 which is a hybrid with greater uniformity of maturing and cob size than H5, which makes it ideal for the canning trade that demands evenness of maturity and kernel size and shape.