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Short Summary
This project investigated the measures needed to control Black Leg, Black Scurf, and other postharvest storage rots of seed potatoes.
Year Published
1996
Project Provider
Agriculture Victoria
Attachment
Storage rots of seed potatoes cause significant losses for growers in Victoria. Mercuric dips were used effectively for many years to control fungal and bacterial rots but have been withdrawn from use. Potential replacement treatments for the control of blackleg, gangrene and black scurf were evaluated in glasshouse and laboratory trials.
Project report
Pests diseases and biosecurity
Postharvest and supply chain
Potatoes
Solanaceous vegetables