Advances made in eyespot resistance screening

August 2 2020 - 6:35pm
INFECTION ISSUES: Lodged wheat plants lying in layers like a blanket as a result of eyespot infection, at Cleve Hills in 2016. Photo: MARGARET EVANS, SARDI
INFECTION ISSUES: Lodged wheat plants lying in layers like a blanket as a result of eyespot infection, at Cleve Hills in 2016. Photo: MARGARET EVANS, SARDI

EYESPOT can literally flatten cereal crops in the southern growing region, significantly reducing yields.

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