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Development of a resistance screening method for chlorotic streak

To build on previous work to better understand relationships between clones, symptoms and pathogen load. To develop an effective method of screening new and commercial clones for CS disease. To determine if xylem samples can be reliably used for CS ratings and diagnostics.

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10 Jul 2023-1 Jun 2026

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Principal investigator

Chuong Ngo

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Sugar Research Australia Limited (SRA)

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Sugar Research Australia (SRA)

SRA invests in and manages a portfolio of research, development and adoption projects that drive productivity, profitability and sustainability for …

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Australia
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Research funding body, Research service providers

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Price & quality

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Sugar

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