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Plant Diseases and Biosecurity
2019Plant Diseases and Biosecurity begins by looking at the basic principles of plant disease. It then moves on to fungi and fungal-like organisms. Plant pathogens are considered in the next chapter. The text also looks at viruses and virus-like pathogens of plants. Plant biodiversity is described in detail.
Paul Beales +7 more
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Introduction to the Economics of Animal and Plant Biosecurity
2022The economics of plant and animal health protection influence country policies through rapidly evolving benefit-cost tradeoffs that are difficult to forecast. Increased threat of infestation by invasive species following novel trade pathways is one recent trend, being counteracted by advances in data analytics to target interventions on higher risk ...
David Schimmelpfennig, Janie M. Chermak
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Invasive Pathogens in Plant Biosecurity. Case Study: Citrus Biosecurity
2013Citrus (Rutaceae) The Family Rutaceae (Order Sapindales) is widely distributed with centres of diversity in southern Africa and Australia (Bayer et al 2009). The most widely used taxonomic systems for classifying citrus are Swingle and Reece (1967) and Tanaka (1977).
Barkley, P. +7 more
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The Importance of Weeds in Plant Biosecurity
2013Weeds constitute a unique biosecurity challenge. We describe the causes of plant invasion and pathways for introduction. The broad and diverse impacts of weeds are described as well as what makes them different from other types of pests for risk assessment and management along the biosecurity continuum.
Andy W. Sheppard +2 more
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This chapter discusses how plant diseases affect food and ornamental crops and have devastating impacts on whole ecosystems, pointing out that if a single plant or tree is wiped out by disease, the whole ecosystem is undermined. It explains how the threat of plant diseases spreading across the globe has become more real and more pressing as ...
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This chapter discusses how plant diseases affect food and ornamental crops and have devastating impacts on whole ecosystems, pointing out that if a single plant or tree is wiped out by disease, the whole ecosystem is undermined. It explains how the threat of plant diseases spreading across the globe has become more real and more pressing as ...
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Grassland pest management and plant biosecurity
2023OutlineIntroduction to AgResearchGrasslands pest management in New Zealand Plant biosecurityPresentation to staff and post-graduate students at Beijing University of Agriculture, Beijing, China, 6 Sept 2023.
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Diagnostic Tools for Plant Biosecurity
2017There is now a wide range of diagnostic tools in the armoury to help prevent or control damaging disease outbreaks. When applied in the context of biosecurity, they have immense power to protect the plants on which food, feed, fuel and fibre supplies rely.
Jane E. Thomas +3 more
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Plant quarantine for biosecurity during transboundary movement of plant genetic resources
Indian Phytopathology, 2021International exchange of plants/planting material carries an unintended risk of introduction of exotic pests or their new virulent races/strains into new areas. History has evidenced several examples of dangerous pests introduced along with plants/planting material/plant products that have led to serious socio-economic consequences.
S. C. Dubey +11 more
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Managing Plant Biosecurity Across Borders
2011In the rugged highlands outside a very small village in Indonesia’s province of West Timor, a small-holder farmer and his family grow mixed crops, mainly citrus, to bring in their subsistence livelihood. The farmer is talking with us about a disease affecting his family’s citrus trees.
Ian Falk, Ruth Wallace
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