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	Australasian Plant Pathology Volume 30 Number 4 2001

Presidential address to the Australasian Plant Pathology Society, Cairns 2001
2001: an Australasian Science Odyssey

David Guest

pp. 291-294

2001 Daniel McAlpine Memorial Lecture
Long-term careers in plant pathology

Alan Dubé

pp. 295-300

Control of Fusarium head blight of wheat with fungicides

M. G. Cromey , D. R. Lauren, R. A. Parkes, K. I. Sinclair, S. C. Shorter and A. R. Wallace

pp. 301-308

Cultivars and fungicides affect Phytophthora root rot in processing tomatoes

W. S. Washington , Patricia McGee, Sze P. Flett, P. H. Jerie and W. J. Ashcroft

pp. 309-315

Ascospores are a source of inoculum of Phaeosphaeria nodorum, P. avenaria f. sp. avenaria and Mycosphaerella graminicola in Western Australia

J. A. Bathgate and R. Loughman

pp. 317-322

Changes in nematode populations on sugarcane following fallow, fumigation and crop rotation, and implications for the role of nematodes in yield decline

G. R. Stirling , B. L. Blair, J. A. Pattemore, A. L. Garside and M. J. Bell

pp. 323-335

Sequence divergence in new strains of Tomato leaf curl virus resulting in replication specificity

S. A. A. Behjatnia, I. B. Dry and M. A. Rezaian

pp. 337-342

Ability of phosphite applied in a glasshouse trial to control Phytophthora cinnamomi in five plant species native to Western Australia

C. J. Wilkinson, J. M. Holmes, K. M. Tynan, I. J. Colquhoun, J. A. McComb, G. E. St J. Hardy and B. Dell

pp. 343-351

Natural occurrence of perithecia of Gibberella coronicola on wheat plants with crown rot in Australia

B. A. Summerell , L. W. Burgess, D. Backhouse, S. Bullock and L. J. Swan

pp. 353-356

Distribution pattern of root-knot nematodes (Meloidogyne spp.) in South Australian vineyards

M. Quader , I. T. Riley and G. E. Walker

pp. 357-360

Anhydrobiosis and reproduction in Anguina australis

Ian T. Riley , Donna Shedley and K. Sivasithamparam

pp. 361-364

DISEASE NOTES OR NEW RECORDS: First report of Colletotrichum acutatum causing a leaf spot and hull rot of pistachio

G. J. Ash and V. M. Lanoiselet

pp. 365-366

DISEASE NOTES OR NEW RECORDS: Apparent degradation of pyrimethanil by Botrytis cinerea and other fungi on agar plates is caused by migration of the fungicide within the agar medium

Stephanie J. Vaughan, Christopher C. Steel and Gavin J. Ash

pp. 367-368

DISEASE NOTES OR NEW RECORDS: First report of Waitea circinata causing sheath spot and Rhizoctonia oryzaesativae causing aggregate sheath spot on rice in south-eastern Australia

V. M. Lanoiselet , G. J. Ash, E. J. Cother, M. J. Priest and A. Watson

pp. 369-370

DISEASE NOTES OR NEW RECORDS: Apple scab successfully eradicated in Western Australia

S. J. McKirdy , A. E. Mackie and S. Kumar

pp. 371-371

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DISEASE NOTES OR NEW RECORDS: First record of Meloidogyne fallax in Australia

J. M. Nobbs , Q. Liu, D. Hartley, Z. Handoo, V. M. Williamson, S. Taylor, G. Walker and J. Curran

pp. 373-373

DISEASE NOTES OR NEW RECORDS: First report of Nectria haematococca fruit and stem rot of Capsicum annuum in New Zealand

J. L. Tyson

pp. 375-376

QUARANTINE INTERCEPTION NOTES: Detection of Peanut stripe virus in post-entry quarantine in Queensland

D. M. Persley , L. McMichael and D. Spence

pp. 377-377

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QUARANTINE INTERCEPTION NOTES: Grapevine corky bark disease: a serious quarantine threat of grapevines for Australia

M. Whattam

pp. 379-380

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