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Occurrence and distribution of wheat stripe rust in Victoria and susceptibility of commercial wheat cultivars

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  1. Wheat Research Institute, 3400, Horsham, Victoria

    L. O’Brien, J. S. Brown & R. M. Young

  2. Plant Research Institute, 3121, Burnley, Victoria

    I. Pascoe

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O’Brien, L., Brown, J.S., Young, R.M. et al. Occurrence and distribution of wheat stripe rust in Victoria and susceptibility of commercial wheat cultivars. Australasian Plant Pathology 9, 14 (1980). https://doi.org/10.1071/APP9800014

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