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First record in Australia of Cercospora sesami and Pseudocercospora sesami, two important foliar pathogens of sesame

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Cercospora sesami and Pseudocercospora sesami are reported for the first time from Australia. Both pathogens were associated with foliar diseases of a commercial crop of sesame at Beverley Springs Station, Western Australia.

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Shivas, R.G., Brockway, C.A. & Beilharz, V.C. First record in Australia of Cercospora sesami and Pseudocercospora sesami, two important foliar pathogens of sesame. Australasian Plant Pathology 25, 212 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1071/AP96036

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