GRDC Diseaselinks
This document is designed to assist grain growers and their advisers to efficiently reference information on cereal foliar diseases and their management in NSW and Qld. It includes links to the latest identification and management publications, recent Update papers, varietal sensitivity information, fungicide information and labels, and key wheat pathology contacts. If you have difficulty viewing this email, please see the attached pdf.
This document has been created to save time in sourcing information. We recommend that you save this file where you can access it as needed.
The information is categorised under the headings below. Click on the link below to go to the section you require. Visit http://www.grdc.com.au/researchupdates for papers presented at Grains Research Updates on other topics.
- Foliar diseases (general)
- Rusts (leaf, stem and stripe) (Puccinia spp)
- Septoria tritici blotch (speckled leaf blotch) (Mycosphaerella graminicola)
- Septoria nodorum (Stagonospora nodorum)
- Powdery mildew (Blumeria graminis)
- Yellow spot (Pyrenophora tritici-repentis)
- Wheat streak mosaic virus
- Fungicides registered in wheat
- Foliar fungicides
- Seed and in-furrow fungicides
- Foliar diseases (general)
- Rusts (leaf and stem) (Puccinia spp)
- Scald (Rhynchosporium secalis)
- Spot form net blotch (SFNB) & net form net blotch (NFNB) (Pyrenophora spp)
- Powdery Mildew (Blumeria graminis f. sp. hordei)
- Barley yellow dwarf virus (BYDV) and cereal yellow dwarf virus (CYDV)
- Physiological leaf spotting
- Fungicides registered in barley
- Foliar fungicides
- Seed and in-furrow fungicides
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Wheat
Wheat
| Title | Website Location |
| Wheat disease photo gallery Author: DEEDI, Queensland Last updated 18 September 2007 |
QDPI & F, DEEDI |
| Fungicide timing fact sheet - Location influences foliar fungal disease control options When faced with foliar fungal diseases in cereals, control and damage limitation strategies need to be tailored to the rainfall region, variety resistance status and the disease. Author: GRDC, Acknowledgement Nick Poole, Foundation of Arable Research, New Zealand Date: 1/7/09 File type: PDF, 319 kb |
GRDC |
| NEW - Disease management and crop canopies – a new cereal management guide A new 44 page management guide. Author: Nick Poole Published: June 2009 Ground Cover Direct, |
GRDC |
| Victorian cereal disease guide - 2009 Note Number: AG1160 Published: February 2005, Updated: March 2009 File type: 133kb pdf |
Vic DPI |
| Cereal variety disease guide - 2009 Fact sheet: FS 7/86/09 By Hugh Wallwork, Principal Plant Pathologist and Pamela Zwer, Oat Breeder File type: 348kb pdf |
PIRSA |
| Cereal seed treatments - 2009 Fact sheet: FS 2/86/09 By: Hugh Wallwork, Principal Plant Pathologist, SARDI File type: 164kb, pdf |
SARDI |
Rusts (leaf, stem and stripe) (Puccinia spp)
| Title | Website Location |
| GRDC Rustlinks By:GRDC Summary: The information in the GRDC Rustlinks page provides a comprehensive summary of the rust information available and is the best resource for this disease. Only key additional documents are included here for this disease as this reference point is designed as an adjunct to the GRDC Rustlinks page. Links to a range of information on rust including management strategies, variety guides, cereal disease reports, fungicides, publications and contacts. Date: unknown File size & type: html |
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| Rust management fact sheet By: GRDC File size & type: pdf 1.96 MB |
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| Latest cereal rust survey reports from University of Sydney, PBI, Cobbitty Includes latest and historic cereal rust reports and dispatch forms for sending in samples. |
University of Sydney PBI |
| Stripe rust management 2009 By Col Wellings, University of Sydney PBI Cobbitty et al. Date: March 2009 File type: GRDC Update paper (north), html |
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| Stripe rust seed treatments vs foliar strategies for key varieties and time to optimise economic benefit By: Peter Wilkinson, DPI & F (Qld) Date: March 2009 File type: GRDC Update paper (north), html |
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| Stripe rust management - prevention is usually best By: Richard Daniel, NGA Date: 14/7/08 File type: GRDC Update paper, html |
GRDC |
| Wheat rusts - stripe rust, stem rust and leaf rust By: Peter Wilkinson Date: Last updated 30 March 2009 |
QDPI & F, DEEDI |
| Wheat - diseases, physiological disorders and frost Date: Last updated 03 July 2008 Brief summary of disease including photos File type: html |
QDPI & F, DEEDI |
| Stripe Rust - Understanding the disease in wheat Date: 2005 File type: PDF, 455 kb |
NSW DPI |
| Stripe Rust - and update on the Yr17 pathotype By: Col Wellings, Jan Edwards & Robert Thompson Date: January 2007 File type: PDF, 51 kb |
NSW DPI |
| Stem Rust of Wheat Note Number: AG1251 Published: June 2005, Updated: April 2009 File type: html |
Vic DPI |
| Leaf Rust of Wheat Note Number: AG1351 Published: June 2008, Updated: June 2009 File type: html |
Vic DPI |
| Stripe Rust of Wheat Note Number: AG1167 Published: January 2005, Updated: April 2009 File type: PDF, 161 kb |
Vic DPI |
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Fungicide strategies in integrated management of wheat and barley leaf diseases in southern WA
By: Dr Robert Loughman, Department of Agriculture, WA Date: June 2002 Research summary of trials conducted in Western Australia on Western Australian varieties in between 1998 and 2000 (note some new fungicides have come onto the market subsequent to this), addresses powdery mildew and leaf rust in barley, and spot form net blotch. Also addresses wheat leaf rust, powdery mildew and septoria nodorum. File type: PDF, 470kb |
GRDC |
| Title | Website Location |
| Septoria Tritici Blotch Note Number: AG1336 Published: December 2007, Updated: December 2008 File type: PDF, 122kb |
Vic DPI |
| Managing yellow spot and septoria of wheat Farmnote 59/2005 This Farmnote details the symptoms, risk factors and management of the diseases yellow spot and septoria in wheat. File type: 174kb, PDF |
Department of Agriculture, WA |
| Title | Website Location |
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Fungicide strategies in integrated management of wheat and barley leaf diseases in southern WA
By: Dr Robert Loughman, Department of Agriculture, WA Date: June 2002 Research summary of trials conducted in Western Australia on Western Australian varieties in between 1998 and 2000 (note some new fungicides have come onto the market subsequent to this), addresses powdery mildew and leaf rust in barley, and spot form net blotch. Also addresses wheat leaf rust, powdery mildew and septoria nodorum. |
GRDC |
| Crop Updates - Rate response to fungicide for cereal leaf diseases By: R. Loughman and J.S. Bhathal, Agriculture Western Australia Trials in 1997 examined the effect of varying rates of triazole fungicides for control of septoria nodorum blotch Last updated: 26 Jun 2009 File type 44kb, html |
Department of Agriculture, WA |
| Managing yellow spot and septoria of wheat Farmnote 59/2005 This Farmnote details the symptoms, risk factors and management of the diseases yellow spot and septoria in wheat. File type: 174kb, PDF |
Department of Agriculture, WA |
Powdery mildew
| Title | Website Location |
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Fungicide strategies in integrated management of wheat and barley leaf diseases in southern WA
By: Dr Robert Loughman, Department of Agriculture, WA Date: June 2002 Research summary of trials conducted in Western Australia on Western Australian varieties in between 1998 and 2000 (note some new fungicides have come onto the market subsequent to this), addresses powdery mildew and leaf rust in barley, and spot form net blotch. Also addresses wheat leaf rust, powdery mildew and septoria nodorum. |
GRDC |
| Title | Website Location |
| Yellow spot of wheat Date: 2008 By: Peter Wilkinson and Greg Platz Includes information on symptoms and management File type: pdf, 269 kb |
QDPI & F, DEEDI |
| Wheat - diseases, physiological disorders and frost Date: Last updated 03 July 2008 Brief summary of disease including photos File type: html |
QDPI & F, DEEDI |
| Yellow Leaf Spot of Wheat Note Number: AG1114 Published: June 2006, Updated: May 2009 File type: html |
Vic DPI |
| Managing yellow spot and septoria of wheat Farmnote 59/2005 This Farmnote details the symptoms, risk factors and management of the diseases yellow spot and septoria in wheat. File type: 174kb, PDF |
Department of Agriculture, WA |
| Title | Website Location |
| Wheatcurlmite.org This GRDC funded website is an online repository for facts and management guidelines concerning wheat streak mosaic virus and its vector, the wheat curl mite. The website has been created primarily for use by grain growers, agronomists and scientists, providing direct access to information concerning virus detections (both current season and historical), species biology/ecology, field observations including identification and management guidelines, and current research findings. |
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| Wheat - diseases, physiological disorders and frost Date: Last updated 03 July 2008 Brief summary of disease including photos File type: html |
QDPI & F, DEEDI |
| Wheat streak mosaic and the wheat curl mite By: Gordon Murray (Steve is this needed) Date: 2005 File type: 294kb pdf |
NSW DPI |
| Seed-borne issues with wheat streak mosaic virus in 2008 By: Steve Simpfendorfer and David Nehl, NSW DPI Date: March 2009 File type: Grains Research Update paper (north), html |
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| Epidemiology studies on wheat streak mosaic virus By: Brenda Coutts, Geoff Strickland, Monica Kehoe, Dustin Severtson and Roger Jones 2008 Western Australian Agribusiness Crop Updates File type: PDF, 1.69Mb |
Note, this list of trade names is not exhaustive. For labels for other registered products, please refer to either pestgenie or the APVMA website.
Foliar fungicides
Note: Product registrations change over time and may differ between states and products containing the same active ingredient. It is critical that the registration status for the intended use pattern in your state is checked on the current product label prior to use.
Foliar fungicides
Note: Product registrations change over time and may differ between states and products containing the same active ingredient. It is critical that the registration status for the intended use pattern in your state is checked on the current product label prior to use.
| Active | Example product | Label & MSDS | Disease | ||||||
| Stripe rust (Puccinia striiformis) |
Leaf rust (Puccinia triticina) |
Stem rust (Puccinia graminis) |
Yellow spot (Pyrenophora tritici-repentis) |
Septoria tritici (speckled leaf blotch) (Mycosphaerella graminicola) |
Septoria nodorum (Stagonospora nodorum) |
Powdery mildew (Blumeria graminis) |
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| triadimefon | Bayleton® 125 EC | Label (104kb,PDF) MSDS (108kb,PDF) |
Yes | Yes (MIA and NW Vic) |
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| Triad® 125 | Label (43kb,PDF) MSDS (47kb,PDF) |
Yes | Yes (MIA and NW Vic) |
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| propiconazole | Tilt® 250 EC | Label (108kb, PDF) MSDS (59kb,PDF) |
Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| tebuconazole | Folicur® 430 SC | Label (220kb,PDF) MSDS (45kb,PDF) |
Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | |
| flutriafol | Impact® | Label (144kb,PDF) MSDS (323kb,PDF) |
Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | |||
| tebuconazole + flutriafol | Impact® topguard | Label (716kb,PDF) MSDS (319kb,PDF) |
Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | |||
| epoxiconazole | Opus® 125 | Label (174kb,PDF) MSDS (115kb,PDF) |
Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | |||
| azoxystrobin + cyproconazole | Amistar® Xtra | Label (67kb,PDF) MSDS (64kb,PDF) |
Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | |||
| propiconazole + cyproconazole | Tilt® Xtra | Label (75kb,PDF) MSDS (64kb,PDF) |
Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| prothioconazole + tebuconazole | Prosaro® 420 SC | Label (45kb,PDF) MSDS (109kb,PDF) |
Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | ||
Cereal Foliar Fungicides Registered for use on cereals in WA – 2008 / 09. Updated Oct 08. (Western Australian Department of Ag)
Seed and in-furrow fungicides
Note: Product registrations change over time and may differ between states and products containing the same active ingredient. It is critical that the registration status for the intended use pattern in your state is checked on the current product label prior to use.
Seed and in-furrow fungicides
Note: Product registrations change over time and may differ between states and products containing the same active ingredient. It is critical that the registration status for the intended use pattern in your state is checked on the current product label prior to use.
| Active | Example product | Label & MSDS | Disease | ||||||
| Stripe rust (Puccinia striiformis) |
Leaf rust (Puccinia triticina) |
Stem rust (Puccinia graminis) |
Yellow spot (Pyrenophora tritici-repentis) |
Septoria tritici (speckled leaf blotch) (Mycosphaerella graminicola) |
Septoria nodorum (Stagonospora nodorum) |
Powdery mildew (Blumeria graminis) |
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| flutriafol | Impact® | Label (144kb,PDF) MSDS (323kb,PDF) |
Yes | Yes | |||||
| fluquinconazole | Jockey® | Label (168kb,PDF) MSDS (47kb,PDF) |
Yes | Yes | Yes | ||||
| triadimenol | Baytan® T Flowable | Label (90kb,PDF) MSDS (114kb,PDF) |
Yes (suppression) |
Yes (suppression) (not WA or Qld) | |||||
| triadimefon | Allfire triadimefon 500 WG fungicide | Label (1548kb,PDF) MSDS (322kb,PDF) |
Yes (NSW, Vic, SA, WA only) | ||||||
| triticonazole | Real® 200 C | Label (67kb,PDF) MSDS (108kb,PDF) |
Yes (suppression) (Not Qld or NT) |
Yes (suppression) (Not Qld or NT) |
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Seed dressing and in-furrow fungicides registered for use on cereals in Western Australia 2009 (Western Australian Department of Ag)
Disease (general)
| Title |
Website
Location |
| Growing barley in Queensland and Northern NSW 2009 By: Kym McIntyre, Queensland Primary Industries and Fisheries, DEEDI Date: June 2009 Pages 5-9 contain useful information on varietal susceptibility and disease identification File size & type: Pdf, 1.8 Mb |
QDPI & F, DEEDI |
| Barley pathology By: G. Platz and T. Usher Date: July 2008 |
QDPI & F, DEEDI |
| Barley diseases By: Kym McIntyre Date: Last reviewed 05 September 2008 Outlines the common foliar diseases and the basic information on survival dispersal infection times and control options. File type: html |
QDPI & F, DEEDI |
| Barley diseases photo gallery Author: Kym McIntyre Last updated 24 April 2007 |
QDPI & F, DEEDI |
| Victorian cereal disease guide - 2009 Note Number: AG1160 Published: February 2005, Updated: March 2009 File type: 133kb pdf |
Vic DPI |
| Managing barley leaf diseases By Kith Jayasena, Ciara Beard, Geoff Thomas and Robert Loughman, Department of Agriculture and Food, Western Australia Note: 288, January 2008 Replaces Farmnote No 64/2001 File type: PDF, 146 KB |
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| Cereal variety disease guide - 2009 Fact sheet: FS 7/86/09 By Hugh Wallwork, Principal Plant Pathologist and Pamela Zwer, Oat Breeder File type: 348kb pdf |
PIRSA |
| Cereal seed treatments - 2009 Fact sheet: FS 2/86/09 By: Hugh Wallwork, Principal Plant Pathologist, SARDI File type: 164kb, pdf |
SARDI |
| Title |
Website
Location |
| Rusts of barley Note Number: AG1096 Published: June 2008, Updated: June 2009 |
Vic DPI |
| Latest cereal rust survey reports from University of Sydney, PBI, Cobbitty Includes latest and historic cereal rust reports and dispatch forms for sending in samples. |
University of Sydney PBI |
| Barley leaf and head diseases : barley yellow dwarf virus (BYDV), smut, leaf rust Includes information on symptoms, source of infection and spread, conditions favouring disease and control Page amended : 21 June 2007 File type: html |
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Fungicide strategies in integrated management of wheat and barley leaf diseases in southern WA
By: Dr Robert Loughman, Department of Agriculture, WA Date: June 2002 Research summary of trials conducted in Western Australia on Western Australian varieties in between 1998 and 2000 (note some new fungicides have come onto the market subsequent to this), addresses powdery mildew and leaf rust in barley, and spot form net blotch. Also addresses wheat leaf rust, powdery mildew and septoria nodorum. File type: PDF, 470kb |
GRDC |
| Title |
Website
Location |
| Spot form of net blotch (SFNB): Earlier application may yield benefits By: Richard Daniel, NGA Date: 14/7/08 File type: GRDC Update paper, html |
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| Net blotch update and managing leaf rust in barley By: Greg Platz, QDPI & F Date: March 2009 File type: GRDC Update paper (north) March 2009, html |
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| Net blotches of barley Note Number: AG1165 Published: June 2007, Updated: June 2009 |
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Leaf diseases of barley
By Kith Jayasena and Robert Loughman, Plant Pathologists, Agriculture Western Australia Farmnote 65/2001 This Farmnote illustrates the leaf diseases occurring in barley grown in Western Australia. Disease symptoms, effects and broad principles for control are discussed. File type: PDF, 201 kb |
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| Barley leaf and head diseases : scald and blotch Includes information on symptoms, source of infection and spread, conditions favouring disease and control of spot form and net form of net blotch. Page amended : 21 June 2007 File type: html |
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Spot-type net blotch leaf disease of barley
By Kith Jayasena, Plant Pathologist, Roslyn Jettner, Development Officer and Robert Loughman, Plant Pathologist, Agriculture Western Australia Farmnote 107/99 File type: PDF, 218 kb |
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Fungicide strategies in integrated management of wheat and barley leaf diseases in southern WA
By: Dr Robert Loughman, Department of Agriculture, WA Date: June 2002 Research summary of trials conducted in Western Australia on Western Australian varieties in between 1998 and 2000 (note some new fungicides have come onto the market subsequent to this), addresses powdery mildew and leaf rust in barley, and spot form net blotch. Also addresses wheat leaf rust, powdery mildew and septoria nodorum. File type: PDF, 470kb |
GRDC |
| Title |
Website
Location |
| Scald of Barley Note Number: AG0765 Published: April 2007, Updated: May 2009 |
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Leaf diseases of barley
By Kith Jayasena and Robert Loughman, Plant Pathologists, Agriculture Western Australia Farmnote 65/2001 This Farmnote illustrates the leaf diseases occurring in barley grown in Western Australia. Disease symptoms, effects and broad principles for control are discussed. File type: PDF, 201 kb |
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| Barley leaf and head diseases : scald and blotch Includes information on symptoms, source of infection and spread, conditions favouring disease and control. Page amended : 21 June 2007 File type: html |
| Title |
Website
Location |
| Barley leaf and head diseases : mildew, leaf spot, and other diseases Page amended : 21 June 2007 Information on Powdery mildew life cycle, symptoms and control File type: html |
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Leaf diseases of barley
By: Kith Jayasena and Robert Loughman, Plant Pathologists, Agriculture Western Australia Farmnote 65/2001 This Farmnote illustrates the leaf diseases occurring in barley grown in Western Australia. Disease symptoms, effects and broad principles for control are discussed. File type: PDF, 201 kb |
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| Potassium deficient barley is more susceptible to powdery mildew disease By: Kith Jayasena and Ross Brennan, Agriculture Western Australia File type: PDF, 77kb pdf |
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Fungicide strategies in integrated management of wheat and barley leaf diseases in southern WA
By: Dr Robert Loughman, Department of Agriculture, WA Date: June 2002 Research summary of trials conducted in Western Australia on Western Australian varieties in between 1998 and 2000 (note some new fungicides have come onto the market subsequent to this), addresses powdery mildew and leaf rust in barley, and spot form net blotch. Also addresses wheat leaf rust, powdery mildew and septoria nodorum. File type: PDF, 470kb |
GRDC |
| Title |
Website
Location |
| Barley yellow dwarf virus (BYDV) and cereal yellow dwarf virus (CYDV) Note Number: AG1113 Published: August 2003, Updated: July 2009 |
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Leaf diseases of barley
By Kith Jayasena and Robert Loughman, Plant Pathologists, Agriculture Western Australia Farmnote 65/2001 This Farmnote illustrates the leaf diseases occurring in barley grown in Western Australia. Disease symptoms, effects and broad principles for control are discussed. File type: PDF, 201 kb |
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| Barley leaf and head diseases : barley yellow dwarf virus (BYDV), smut, leaf rust Includes information on symptoms, source of infection and spread, conditions favouring disease and control Page amended : 21 June 2007 File type: html |
| Title |
Website
Location |
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Leaf diseases of barley
By Kith Jayasena and Robert Loughman, Plant Pathologists, Agriculture Western Australia Farmnote 65/2001 This Farmnote illustrates the leaf diseases occurring in barley grown in Western Australia. Disease symptoms, effects and broad principles for control are discussed. File type: PDF, 201 kb |
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| Barley leaf and head diseases : mildew, leaf spot, and other diseases Page amended : 21 June 2007 Information on Physiological leaf spotting identification File type: html |
Note, this list of trade names is not exhaustive. For labels for other registered products, please refer to either Pestgenie or the APVMA website.
Foliar fungicides
Note: Product registrations change over time and may differ between states and products containing the same active ingredient. It is critical that the registration status for the intended use pattern in your state is checked on the current product label prior to use.
Foliar fungicides
Note: Product registrations change over time and may differ between states and products containing the same active ingredient. It is critical that the registration status for the intended use pattern in your state is checked on the current product label prior to use.
| Active | Example Product | Label & MSDS | Disease | ||||
| Leaf rust (Puccinia hordei) |
Spot form of net blotch (Pyrenophora teres f. maculata) |
Net form of net blotch (Pyrenophora teres f. teres) |
Scald (Rhynchosporium secalis) |
Powdery mildew (Blumeria graminis f. sp. hordei) |
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| triadimefon | Bayleton® 125 EC | Label (104kb,PDF) MSDS (108kb,PDF) |
Yes (NSW, Vic, SA, WA, Tas only) |
Yes | |||
| Triad® 125 | Label (43kb,PDF) MSDS (47kb,PDF) |
Yes (NSW, Vic, SA, WA, Tas only) |
Yes | ||||
| propiconazole | Tilt® 250 EC | Label (108kb, PDF) MSDS (59kb,PDF) |
Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | |
| tebuconazole | Folicur® 430 SC | Label (220kb,PDF) MSDS (45kb,PDF) |
Yes | Yes | |||
| flutriafol | Impact® | Label (144kb,PDF) MSDS (323kb,PDF) |
Yes | ||||
| tebuconazole + flutriafol | Impact® topguard | Label (716kb,PDF) MSDS (319kb,PDF) |
Yes | ||||
| epoxiconazole | Opus® 125 | Label (174kb,PDF) MSDS (115kb,PDF |
Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | |
| azoxystrobin + cyproconazole | Amistar® Xtra | Label (67kb,PDF) MSDS (64kb,PDF) |
Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | |
| propiconazole + cyproconazole | Tilt® Xtra | Label (75kb,PDF) MSDS (64kb,PDF) |
Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| prothioconazole + tebuconazole | Prosaro® 420 SC | Label (45kb,PDF) MSDS (109kb,PDF) |
Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Cereal Foliar Fungicides Registered for use on cereals in WA – 2008 / 09. Updated Oct 08. (Western Australian Department of Ag)
Seed and in-furrow fungicides
Note: Product registrations change over time and may differ between states and products containing the same active ingredient. It is critical that the registration status for the intended use pattern in your state is checked on the current product label prior to use.
Seed and in-furrow fungicides
Note: Product registrations change over time and may differ between states and products containing the same active ingredient. It is critical that the registration status for the intended use pattern in your state is checked on the current product label prior to use.
| Fungicide Active | Example Product | Label & MSDS | Disease | |
| Scald (Rhynchosporium secalis) |
Powdery mildew (Blumeria graminis f. sp. hordei) |
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| flutriafol | Impact® | Label (144kb,PDF) MSDS (323kb,PDF) |
Yes | Yes |
| fluquinconazole | Jockey® StayerTM | Label (81kb,PDF) MSDS (114kb,PDF) |
Yes | Yes |
| triadimenol + triflumuron | Baytan® T Flowable | Label (90kb,PDF) MSDS (114kb,PDF) |
Yes (suppression) (not Qld) |
Yes |
| triadimenol | Batallion® C Flowable Seed Treatment | Label (64kb,PDF) MSDS (108kb,PDF) |
Yes (suppression) (not NT or Qld) |
Yes |
| triticonazole | Real® 200 C | Label (67kb,PDF) MSDS (108kb,PDF) |
Yes (suppression) (not NT or Qld) |
Yes (suppression) (not NT or Qld) |
| triadimefon | 4Farmers Triadimefon 500 WP | Label (672kb,PDF) MSDS (36kb,PDF) |
Yes (NSW, Vic, SA, WA only) |
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Seed dressing and in-furrow fungicides registered for use on cereals in Western Australia 2009 (Western Australian Department of Ag)
| Title |
Website
Location |
| Oats - Pest management Date: Last reviewed 31 March 2006 Outlines management and symptoms of main oat foliar diseases including leaf rust, stem rust, leaf spot, septoria blotch, bacterial blights and other minor diseases in oats. File type: html |
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| Fungicide options for controlling diseases in oats By: Raj Malik and Blakely Paynter 2008 Western Australian Agribusiness Crop Updates File type: PDF, 1.69Mb |
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| Leaf diseases of oats By: By Robert Loughman and Simon McKirdy, Plant Pathologists, Plant Pathology, South Perth This Farmnote illustrates the leaf diseases of oats and discusses their symptoms and control measures. The diseases include septoria avenae blotch, stem and leaf rusts, barley yellow dwarf virus, ring spot and bacterial blights. Farmnote 33/95 [Reviewed, content current July 2005] File type: html |
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| Cereal variety disease guide - 2009 Fact sheet: FS 7/86/09 By Hugh Wallwork, Principal Plant Pathologist and Pamela Zwer, Oat Breeder File type: 348kb pdf |
PIRSA |
Fungicides registered in oats
Note: Product registrations change over time and may differ between states and products containing the same active ingredient. It is critical that the registration status for the intended use pattern in your state is checked on the current product label prior to use.
Note, this list of trade names is not exhaustive. For labels for other registered products, please refer to either Pestgenie or the APVMA website.
| Active | Example Product | Label & MSDS | Disease | ||
| Stem rust (Puccinia graminis) |
Crown/leaf rust (Puccinia coronata) |
Septoria leaf blotch (Leptosphaeria avenaria) |
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| propiconazole | Tilt® 250 EC | Label (108kb, PDF) MSDS (59kb, PDF) |
Yes | Yes | Yes (suppression) |
| tebuconazole | Folicur® 430 SC | Label (220kb,PDF) MSDS (45kb,PDF) |
Yes | Yes | |
Cereal foliar fungicides registered for use on cereals in WA – 2008 / 09. Updated Oct 08.
(Western Australian Department of Ag)
Useful Links
http://wwwacnfp.murdoch.edu.au/Necrotrophic%20News%201.pdf
Steve Simpfendorfer
NSW DPI
Tamworth Agricultural Institute
Ph: 02 6763 1261
Email: steven.simpfendorfer@industry.nsw.gov.au
Peter Wilkinson
DPI & F, DEEDI, Warwick
Ph: 07 4639 8884
Email: peter.wilkinson@deedi.qld.gov.au
Colin Wellings
Seconded from NSW DPI to The University of Sydney,
Plant Breeding Institute Cobbitty
Ph: 02 9351 8826
Email: colinw@camden.usyd.edu.au
Kym McIntyre
Barley industry development officer
DPI & F, Warwick
Ph: 07 4660 3611
Email: kym.mcintyre@deedi.qld.gov.au
Greg Platz
Pathologist
DPI & F, Warwick
Ph: 07 4660 3633
Email: greg.platz@deedi.qld.gov.au
Key contacts for Victoria & SA
Hugh Wallwork
Pathologist
PIRSA-SARDI
Ph: 08 8303 9382
Email: Hugh.Wallwork@sa.gov.au
Grant Hollaway
Senior Plant Pathologist
Victorian Department of Primary Industries
Ph: 03 5362 2111
Email: Grant.Hollaway@dpi.vic.gov.au
Frank Henry
Extension Plant Pathologist
Victorian Department of Primary Industries
Ph: 03 5362 2111
Email: Frank.Henry@dpi.vic.gov.au
Key contacts for WA
Geoff Thomas
Department of Agriculture and Food, Western Australia
South Perth
Ph: 08 9368 3262
Email: gthomas@agric.wa.gov.au
Kith Jayasena
Department of Agriculture and Food, Western Australia
Albany
Ph: 08 9892 8444
Email: kjayasena@agric.wa.gov.au
Ciara Beard
Department of Agriculture and Food, Western Australia
Geraldton
Ph: 08 9956 8504
Email: cbeard@agric.wa.gov.au
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