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Assessing vulnerable areas for Puccinia psidii (eucalyptus rust) in Australia

This research note describes a model prepared before the arrival of Puccinia psidii in Australia that identifies areas where the rust disease may be most likely to occur. The initial spread of P. psidii since April 2010 has corresponded well with the highly vulnerable areas identified in eastern coastal Australia.

Trevor H. Booth | Tom Jovanovic

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