Reduce losses from crown rot through variety choice and inter-row sowing
Publication Date
24-2-2015
Series Number
DAW00210, DAN00175
Publisher
Grains Research and Development Corporation
Abstract
- In field trials, crown rot incidence was often lower and grain yield higher in the wheat variety Emu Rock compared with the variety Mace and the durum wheat variety Kalka.
- An advantage (up to 11% reduction in crown rot infected main tillers) is gained from sowing “off-row” (between the previous season’s rows of wheat stubble) compared to sowing “on-row” (directly into the previous season’s wheat rows).
Disciplines
Agronomy and Crop Sciences | Biosecurity
Recommended Citation
Miyan, S,
Huberli, D,
Connor, M,
Gajda, K,
and
MacLeod, B.
(2015), Reduce losses from crown rot through variety choice and inter-row sowing. Grains Research and Development Corporation, Perth. Report DAW00210, DAN00175.
https://library.dpird.wa.gov.au/fc_researchrpts/22
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