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	Australasian Plant Pathology Volume 30 Number 2 2001 Keynote papers presented at the Second Australasian Soilborne Diseases Symposium, Lorne, 5-8 March 2001

The future direction of plant pathology in Australasia

David Guest

pp. 81-84

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Prediction modelling of soilborne plant diseases

D. K. Roget

pp. 85-89

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The cell biology behind Phytophthora pathogenicity

Adrienne R. Hardham

pp. 91-98

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Plant mechanisms that give defence against soilborne diseases

Anne E. Osbourn

pp. 99-102

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The role of plant pathology in understanding soil health and its application to production agriculture

D. O. Chellemi and I. J. Porter

pp. 103-109

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Organic amendments as a disease control strategy for soilborne diseases of high-value agricultural crops

George Lazarovits , Mario Tenuta and Kenneth L. Conn

pp. 111-117

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Management of wheat and barley root diseases in modern farming systems

R. James Cook

pp. 119-126

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Commercial biocontrol - reality or fantasy?

A. Stewart

pp. 127-131

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The future of phosphite as a fungicide to control the soilborne plant pathogen Phytophthora cinnamomi in natural ecosystems

G. E. St.J. Hardy , S. Barrett and B. L Shearer

pp. 133-139

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'Faces' of quarantine - challenges facing growers, diagnostic scientists and quarantine managers

P. Merriman , J. Moran and B. Rodoni

pp. 141-144

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Leifsonia xyli-like bacteria are endophytes of grasses in eastern Australia

L. Mills , T. M. Leaman, S. M. Taghavi, L. Shackel, B. C. Dominiak, P. W. J. Taylor, M. Fegan and D. S. Teakle

pp. 145-151

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Analysis of diversity within Fusarium oxysporum populations using molecular and vegetative compatibility grouping

J. L. Smith-White, L. V. Gunn and B. A. Summerell

pp. 153-157

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Phytoplasmas and disease symptoms of crops and weeds in the semi-arid tropics of the Northern Territory, Australia

D. Wilson, K. R. Blanche and K. S. Gibb

pp. 159-163

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Suppression of sporulation of Botrytis cinerea by antagonists applied after infection

E. S. Szandala and D. Backhouse

pp. 165-170

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Anguina australis, a vector for Rathayibacter toxicus in Ehrharta longiflora

Ian T. Riley , Astrid Schmitz and Primali de Silva

pp. 171-175

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DISEASE NOTES OR NEW RECORDS: First record in New Zealand of Melampsora larici-populina on Flevo poplar

J. Edmund Sheridan

pp. 177-177

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DISEASE NOTES OR NEW RECORDS: A witches' broom of cocky apple (Planchonia careya) in north Queensland

R. I. Davis , S. C. Jacobson, G. J. Waldeck, S. J. De La Rue and K. S. Gibb

pp. 179-179

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DISEASE NOTES OR NEW RECORDS: Asparagus stem blight recorded in Australia

R. D. Davis

pp. 181-182

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DISEASE NOTES OR NEW RECORDS: Asparagus rust recorded in Australia

R. D. Davis

pp. 183-184

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Ganoderma Diseases of Perennial Crops Eds J. Flood, P.D. Bridge and M. Holderness

G. Varghese

pp. 185-185

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Illustrated Dictionary of Mycology by M. Ulloa and R.T. Hanlin

M. J. Priest

pp. 186-186

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Compendium of Sorghum Diseases Eds R.A. Fredieriksen and G.N. Odvady

D. Backhouse

pp. 186-186

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Delivery and Perception of Pathogen Signals in Plants Eds N.T. Keen, S. Mayama, J.E. Leach and S. Tsuyumu

D. Guest

pp. 187-187

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Mycology Reference Cards by R.K. Noyd

M. J. Priest

pp. 187-187

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Obituary: Peter Christopher Fahy 1948-2001

Dorothy Noble

pp. 189-190

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