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  1. Plant Pathology Branch, Queensland Department of Primary Industries, Mareeba

    R. A. Peterson

  2. Plant Pathology Branch, Queensland Department of Primary Industries, Narnbour

    A. J. lnch

  3. Horticulture Branch, Queensland Department of Primary Industries, Orrnlston

    M. E. Herrington & J. Saranah

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Peterson, R.A., lnch, A.J., Herrington, M.E. et al. Scorpio — A tomato resistant to bacterial wilt biovar III. Australasian Plant Pathology 12, 8–10 (1983). https://doi.org/10.1071/APP9830008

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