Murray Sharman
@murray_sharman
Plant virologist. Grain legumes, oilseeds, cotton. Previously bananas and veggies. Comments are mine.
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02-08-2016 05:18:52
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Images from NASA Earth of swollen Fitzroy River - before and after earthobservatory.nasa.gov/images/150814/…
Have you seen aphids & also may have seen these mottling leaves? We did not see them last few years, but Cotton Bunchy Top is really out and about in many fields we went in. Thankss Murray Sharman for prompt confirmation with cool DNA-based LAMP technique.
Bit of a problem, this. Methane from Australian coal and gas could be 60% higher than estimated theguardian.com/environment/20… Adam Morton #auspol
The third #rhabdovirus publication from the lab in the past 12 months. They certainly pop up everywhere! The American Phytopathological Society APS Virology Committee Ava Wait Ashish Srivastava Arkansas Entomology and Plant Pathology A Novel, Divergent Member of the Rhabdoviridae Infects Strawberry | Plant Disease apsjournals.apsnet.org/doi/10.1094/PD…
Cotton grows fast in the tropics! Kununurra cotton. Australian Cotton Science, CottonInfo
Northern Australia presents unique opportunities for cotton breeders, but also unusual risks. Australian Cotton Science, CottonInfo
A bit of pathology going on in some cotton paddocks today in far north QLD. Investigating leaf spots and other stuff with Dr Linda Smith and Samuel Krebeker. Australian Cotton Science , CottonInfo
Kaitlyn Bissonnette (US Cotton Incorporated) sharing the challenges in US cotton at the AACS conference. Australian Cotton Science
🩲🌱 SOIL YOUR UNDIES NOW🩲🌱 If you bury some 100% cotton undies this week/end you can dig them up in 7-8 weeks time on World Soil Day (Dec 5) + get an excellent measure of microbial activity in your dirt! REO in the Gwydir Janelle Montgomery did just that this morning-stay tuned!
Very interesting talk from David Guest about using dogs to sniff for Phytophthora infections Plant Pathogens (APPS) #2023APPSAdelaide
NEMATODE MONDAY Good visiting with Dinesh Kafle Dinesh Kafle to discuss his reniforn nematode project w/t the Department of Agriculture & Fisheries in Queensland at the poster session of the AustralAsian Plant Pathology Conference in Adelaide Plant Pathogens (APPS) #2023APPSAdelaide
After about 120 talks and probably greater than 2000 slides of high quality plant pathology research, questions and challenges, that's a wrap for #2023APPSAdelaide. Plant Pathogens (APPS)