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Australian researchers have identified the exact cause of a devastating crop disease - a
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Faba bean gall disease has led to significant destruction of bean crops in Ethiopia and
China.
It has also attacked field peas and clover growing nearby, and therefore posed a serious
international biosecurity risk for its potential to be accidentally introduced into other
countries.
Australiaistheworld'sleadingexporteroffababean,producingupto500thousandtonnes
annuallyandsupplyingone-thirdoffababeantradedinternationally.
The grain legume is mainly grown in the cropping systems of South Australia, Victoria,
NewSouthWalesandWesternAustralia.
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WhenfababeangalldiseasearrivedinEthiopiain2012,surveysofaregionshowed50to
100percentofcropsquicklybecomeinfected,followedbylossesupto100percent.
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ProfessorMartinBarbettiandResearchFellowDrMingpeiYoufromtheUWASchoolof
Agriculture and Environment and The UWA Institute of Agriculture have definitively
proventhatthepathogenPhysodermaviciaeisthecauseoffababeangalldisease.
Theypublishedtheworld-firstfindingsintheinternationaljournalPlantPathology.
Molecular sequencing attempts in China and Ethiopia were unsuccessful, even when
samplesfromEthiopiaweresenttoprestigiouslabssuchasCABIintheUKin2012and
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Researchersfindcauseoffababeangalldisease
Australian researchers have identified the exact cause of a devastating crop disease - a
featthathaseludedscientistsaroundtheworldfordecades.
Faba bean gall disease has led to significant destruction of bean crops in Ethiopia and
China.
It has also attacked field peas and clover growing nearby, and therefore posed a serious
international biosecurity risk for its potential to be accidentally introduced into other
countries.
Australiaistheworld'sleadingexporteroffababean,producingupto500thousandtonnes
annuallyandsupplyingone-thirdoffababeantradedinternationally.
The grain legume is mainly grown in the cropping systems of South Australia, Victoria,
NewSouthWalesandWesternAustralia.
FababeanisalsoofcriticalimportanceforfoodsecurityinEthiopia.
WhenfababeangalldiseasearrivedinEthiopiain2012,surveysofaregionshowed50to
100percentofcropsquicklybecomeinfected,followedbylossesupto100percent.
Theresearch
ProfessorMartinBarbettiandResearchFellowDrMingpeiYoufromtheUWASchoolof
Agriculture and Environment and The UWA Institute of Agriculture have definitively
proventhatthepathogenPhysodermaviciaeisthecauseoffababeangalldisease.
Theypublishedtheworld-firstfindingsintheinternationaljournalPlantPathology.
Molecular sequencing attempts in China and Ethiopia were unsuccessful, even when
samplesfromEthiopiaweresenttoprestigiouslabssuchasCABIintheUKin2012and
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