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Title: Anthracnose to the farmer : summary of disease control measures : properties not in quarantine / edited by Sue Bestow. [Variant title:Anthracnose to the farmer.]
Author: Western Australia. Agriculture Western Australia. ; Bestow, Sue (Agriculture Western Australia, Perth)
Publisher: Geraldton, W.A. : Agriculture Western Australia,
Year: [1996]
Description: [3 p.] ; 30 cm.
Subject: Lupinus albus. ; Quarantine. ; Western Australia. ; Plant protection. ; Lupins. ; Anthracnose. ; Plant diseases. ; Hygiene. ; Diagnosis. ; Plant disease control. ; Glomerella cingulata.
Type: Pamphlet
Abstract: List of requirements which must be adhered to by all properties in quarantine, and recommendations.
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