Development of PRSV-P resistant papaya genotypes by introgression of genes from wild Carica species

Posted on September 22nd, 2009 in News

Ten million reasons to enjoy local seafood on Australia Day – The Hon. Peter Douglas Sidebottom MP ABARES will compile the first national stock assessment reports of Australia's key wild fish species with input from the Commonwealth and the states and Northern Territory governments in a new ...
GRDC – Scholarship to focus on wild radish, glyphosate New Western Australian research could help reduce the risks of wild radish developing resistance to the important knockdown herbicide glyphosate. 'Given the past use of glyphosate to control wild radish, ...
GRDC – Biological control agent sought for snails, slugs The Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC), on behalf of itself and Charles Sturt University, is seeking expressions of interest to produce and market a unique nematode for control of ...
GRDC – Growers urged to be vigilant as brome grass found to be resistant to glyphosate A population of Great brome grass (Bromus diandrus) from South Australia has been confirmed resistant to the world's most important herbicide, glyphosate. The resistant brome grass was found surviving in ...
Development of fish passage criteria for floodplain species of Central Laos Final report for small research activities FIS/2007/076 & FIS/2006/183 (note: small research activities are not published on the website) read more