A personal philosophy for research in plant pathology Gordon S. Purss Presidential Address Pages: 29 - 31
Fungi as agents for the biological control of weeds J. M. Cullen Abstracts Of Invited Papers — National Plant Pathology Conference, Sydney, May 1974 Pages: 32 - 32
The ecology of take-all and related fungi on roots of cereals and grasses P. T. W. Wong Abstracts Of Invited Papers — National Plant Pathology Conference, Sydney, May 1974 Pages: 32 - 33
The morphogenesis of eucalypt mycorrhizas G. A. Chilvers Abstracts Of Invited Papers — National Plant Pathology Conference, Sydney, May 1974 Pages: 33 - 34
The place of taxonomic mycology in plant pathology P. H. B. Talbot Abstracts Of Invited Papers — National Plant Pathology Conference, Sydney, May 1974 Pages: 34 - 35
Generic characters in the ustilaginales R. F. Langdon Abstracts Of Invited Papers — National Plant Pathology Conference, Sydney, May 1974 Pages: 35 - 35
Fungi and foods — A complex interaction J. I. Pitt Abstracts Of Invited Papers — National Plant Pathology Conference, Sydney, May 1974 Pages: 35 - 36
Chemotherapy of latent infection diseases caused by Colletotrichum species in tropical fruits I. F. Muirhead Abstracts Of Invited Papers — National Plant Pathology Conference, Sydney, May 1974 Pages: 36 - 36
Microbiology of wood chips stored under tropical conditions H. Greaves Abstracts Of Invited Papers — National Plant Pathology Conference, Sydney, May 1974 Pages: 36 - 37
Virus characterization and identification Adrian Gibbs Abstracts Of Invited Papers — National Plant Pathology Conference, Sydney, May 1974 Pages: 37 - 37
Plant reaction to virus infection J. W. Randles Abstracts Of Invited Papers — National Plant Pathology Conference, Sydney, May 1974 Pages: 37 - 38
Some aspects of the assessment of losses caused by plant viruses P. R. Smith Abstracts Of Invited Papers — National Plant Pathology Conference, Sydney, May 1974 Pages: 38 - 38
Recent developments in plant mycoplasma research J. W. Bowyer Abstracts Of Invited Papers — National Plant Pathology Conference, Sydney, May 1974 Pages: 39 - 39
“Rickettsia-like” bacteria in plants D. S. Teakle Abstracts Of Invited Papers — National Plant Pathology Conference, Sydney, May 1974 Pages: 39 - 40
Viroids R. I. B. Francki Abstracts Of Invited Papers — National Plant Pathology Conference, Sydney, May 1974 Pages: 40 - 40
Nematodes as a cause of disease in plants — Prelude to control H. R. Wallace Abstracts Of Invited Papers — National Plant Pathology Conference, Sydney, May 1974 Pages: 40 - 41
Interactions between nematodes and plants A. F. Bird Abstracts Of Invited Papers — National Plant Pathology Conference, Sydney, May 1974 Pages: 41 - 41
Seed-borne bacterial pathogens Melda L. Moffett Abstracts Of Invited Papers — National Plant Pathology Conference, Sydney, May 1974 Pages: 42 - 42
Tuber-borne soft rot diseases of potato P. J. Sampson Abstracts Of Invited Papers — National Plant Pathology Conference, Sydney, May 1974 Pages: 42 - 43
Transmission and dissemination of bacterial wilt of potatoes A. B. Lloyd Abstracts Of Invited Papers — National Plant Pathology Conference, Sydney, May 1974 Pages: 43 - 44
Insect dissemination of bacterial plant diseases A. C. Hayward Abstracts Of Invited Papers — National Plant Pathology Conference, Sydney, May 1974 Pages: 44 - 44
Factors affecting the relative ability of pathogens to survive in populations J. F. Brown Abstracts Of Invited Papers — National Plant Pathology Conference, Sydney, May 1974 Pages: 44 - 45
The non-parasitic microbial populations of the phylloplane and their significance in plant pathology I. H. Parbery Abstracts Of Invited Papers — National Plant Pathology Conference, Sydney, May 1974 Pages: 45 - 46
Recent advances in biological control of plant pathogens R. James Cook Abstracts Of Invited Papers — National Plant Pathology Conference, Sydney, May 1974 Pages: 46 - 47
Problems associated with relating epidemiological measurement to loss in yield H. R. Wallace Abstracts Of Invited Papers — National Plant Pathology Conference, Sydney, May 1974 Pages: 47 - 48
Epidemiological measurement of disease resistance in plants R. G. Rees Abstracts Of Invited Papers — National Plant Pathology Conference, Sydney, May 1974 Pages: 48 - 48
General concepts of interfacial phenomena in microbial ecosystems K. C. Marshall Abstracts Of Invited Papers — National Plant Pathology Conference, Sydney, May 1974 Pages: 48 - 49
Microbial colonization of root surfaces G. D. BowenN. Malajczuk Abstracts Of Invited Papers — National Plant Pathology Conference, Sydney, May 1974 Pages: 49 - 50
Control of fusarium foot rot of wheat in the Northwest U.S.A. R. James Cook Abstracts Of Invited Papers — National Plant Pathology Conference, Sydney, May 1974 Pages: 50 - 50
Ecological and resistance approaches to the control of root rots of cereals R. L. Dodman Abstracts Of Invited Papers — National Plant Pathology Conference, Sydney, May 1974 Pages: 50 - 51
The control of cereal root diseases in Western Australia C. A. Parker Abstracts Of Invited Papers — National Plant Pathology Conference, Sydney, May 1974 Pages: 51 - 51
Phytoalexins B. J. Deverall Abstracts Of Invited Papers — National Plant Pathology Conference, Sydney, May 1974 Pages: 51 - 52
