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Title: Aster yellows and its most effective vector, the Aster leafhopper : Macrosteles quadrilineatus : exotic threats to Western Australia / by Chris Stansbury, John Botha, Simon McKirdy, Elaine Davison, Alison Mackie and Greg Power.
Author: Davison, E. M. (Agriculture Western Australia, Perth) ; Hort Guard (Western Australia) ; Stansbury, C. (Agriculture Western Australia, Perth) ; Botha, J. H. (Agriculture Western Australia, Bunbury) ; Western Australia. Agriculture Western Australia. ; Mackie, A. (Agriculture Western Australia, Perth) ; McKirdy, S. J. (Agriculture Western Australia, Perth) ; Power, G. J. (Agriculture Western Australia, Bunbury)
Publisher: [South Perth, W.A.] : Agriculture Western Australia,
Series: Factsheet (Western Australia. Agriculture Western Australia), ; no. 16/2001
Description: [3] p. : col. ill. ; 30 cm.
Subject: Hosts. ; Western Australia. ; Symptoms. ; Plant diseases. ; Aster yellows. ; Plant disease control. ; Macrosteles quadrilineatus. ; Geographical distribution. ; Carrots.
Notes: "Hort Guard" "July 2001"
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Aster yellows is a plant disease of the phytoplasma group and is generally found in most parts of the world wherever air temperatures are below 32 degrees Celsius. Carrots are one of the two most important horticultural crop hosts. Aster yellows is spread naturally by insect vectors. Macrosteles quadrilineatus is the principal vector and is not present in Western australia. Information includes geographical distribution, symptoms on carrots, plant hosts, potential impact, season of occurrence and spread
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