Presence of Zearalenone and trichothecene mycotoxins inFusarium-infected New Zealand grown wheat
Michael Agnew, P. R. Poole, Denis R. Lauren, S.F. Ledgard
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Michael Agnew, P. R. Poole, Denis R. Lauren, S.F. Ledgard
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Madam:— Fusarium species fungal infection occurred widely in the 1986 Manawatu and Waikato wheat harvest. A significant amount of grain was rejected because of this infection, commonly indicated by reddish or purplish discolourations.
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Madam:— Fusarium species fungal infection occurred widely in the 1986 Manawatu and Waikato wheat harvest. A significant amount of grain was rejected because of this infection, commonly indicated by reddish or purplish discolourations.
Key concepts: Zearalenone, Trichothecene, Fusarium, Mycotoxin, Biology, Agronomy, Vomitoxin, Wheat grain