Sclerotonia a big production constraint

By Rachel Clarke
Updated September 15 2018 - 6:17am, first published 6:00am
 Curtin University's Centre for Crop and Disease Management researcher Sarita Bennett at the WANTFA field day in Cunderdin last week.
Curtin University's Centre for Crop and Disease Management researcher Sarita Bennett at the WANTFA field day in Cunderdin last week.

A SCLEROTE can survive up to seven years in the soil after it has infected a canola plant, making rotation management a key factor in the prevention of sclerotinia.

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