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Characterisation of New Zealand populations of tan spot of wheat

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First identified in New Zealand in 2008, tan spot – one of the most economically significant diseases to affect wheat
globally – is increasingly occurring across New Zealand, resulting in a reduction in yield for the country’s wheat producers.

Project: Characterisation of New Zealand populations of tan spot of wheat
Researchers: Dr Eirian Jones, Sean Weith, Dr Hayley Ridgway
Funders: Foundation for Arable Research, Lincoln University

PeopleEirian Jones | Sean Weith | Hayley RidgwayPersonEirian JonesHayley RidgwaySean WeithDateBetween 1st January 2015 and 31st December 2015KeywordsTransformtan spot of wheatPyrenophora tritici-repentis (Ptr)molecular biologyplant pathologyFilenameCharacterisation of New Zealand populations of tan spot of wheatSource2015 Transform Lincoln University p24Faculty / Research CentreFaculty of Agriculture and Life Sciences

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Characterisation of New Zealand populations of tan spot of wheat