Black Scab of Jojoba (Simmondsia chinensis): an emerging disease in Australia caused by Elsinoe australis

Keyphrases

• Australia 100%
• Jojoba 100%
• Simmondsia chinensis 100%
• Scab 100%
• Emerging Infectious Diseases 100%
• Elsinoë 100%
• Wadi 22%
• Fusarium Oxysporum 11%
• Jojoba Oil 11%
• Climate Change 5%
• Genetic Diversity 5%
• Growers 5%
• Plantation 5%
• United States 5%
• Farming Systems 5%
• Anamorph 5%
• Fusarium 5%
• Alternaria 5%
• Economically Viable 5%
• Citrus 5%
• Susceptible Cultivars 5%
• Cash Crops 5%
• Australian Bureau of Statistics 5%
• Leaf Spot 5%
• Entry Mode 5%
• Plant Health 5%
• Israel 5%
• Internal Transcribed Spacer 1 (ITS1) 5%
• Department of Agriculture 5%
• Internal Transcribed Spacer 2 (ITS2) 5%
• Verticillium 5%
• Pythium 5%
• Intraspecific Variation 5%
• Argentina 5%
• Collar Rot 5%
• Global Demand 5%
• Mexico 5%
• Disease Management Strategy 5%
• S-values 5%
• World Production 5%
• Citrus Industry 5%
• Vegetative Propagation 5%
• Host-pathogen Interactions 5%
• Major Diseases 5%
• Fungal Species 5%
• Genetic Epidemiology 5%
• Price Fluctuation 5%
• Nineties 5%
• Watch List 5%
• C(K) 5%
• Sweet Orange 5%
• Percent Disease Incidence 5%
• Desert Plants 5%
• Common Scab Disease 5%
• Jojoba Seeds 5%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Jojoba 100%
• Simmondsia chinensis 100%
• Elsinoe 100%
• Cultivar 26%
• Australians 21%
• Fusarium oxysporum 10%
• Jojoba Oil 10%
• Citrus 10%
• Growers 5%
• Plantation 5%
• Anamorph 5%
• Alternaria 5%
• Fusarium 5%
• Cash Crop 5%
• Leaf Spot 5%
• Verticillium 5%
• Pythium 5%
• Collar Rot 5%
• Plant Health 5%
• Host-Pathogen Interaction 5%
• Sphaceloma 5%
• Scab Diseases 5%
• Seeds 5%
• Internal Transcribed Spacer 5%
• Vegetative Reproduction 5%
• Farming System 5%
• Climate Change 5%
• Morbidity 5%
• Genetic Variability 5%
• Genetic Divergence 5%
• Sweet Orange 5%
• Intraspecific Variation 5%