GRAINS researchers at Murdoch University and the Department of Agriculture and Food Western Australia have developed a diagnostic tool that could deliver benefits beyond the agricultural industry to help combat the devastating plant disease Phytophthora dieback.
Researchers at Murdoch University's Post Harvest plant biosecurity laboratory have developed a diagnostic tool which uses odours to detect the plant pathogen Phytophthora cinnamomi in soil and
MLA is asking growers in NSW and Queensland to be be on the look out for pasture dieback.
Pasture dieback information hub launched
NSW researchers use DNA to beat weeds
