Biological control agents and beneficials in greenhouses
20 July 2012Biosecurity
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Short Summary
This project conducted a number of laboratory and glasshouse studies aimed at gaining a greater understanding of the growth of the white rot fungus, its interaction with soil fungi, and to field test several fungicides and Trichoderma for the control of white rot.
Year Published
1997
Project Provider
TAS Department of Primary Industry & Fisheries
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Onion white rot infects onion roots by means of appresorial formation with infection associated with a watery soft rot and formation of oxalic acid. Infected roots showed a dull mottled appearance. This project conducted a number of laboratory and glasshouse studies aimed at gaining a greater understanding of the growth of the white rot fungus, its interaction with soil fungi, and to field test several fungicides and Trichoderma for the control of white rot.
Project report
Pests diseases and biosecurity
International trade and markets
Onions
Alliums
