Historical Records of Australian Science 13 (3) pp.255
- 299
International Year of Plant Health
In this special virtual issue of Historical Records of Australian Science we support the United Nations General Assembly’s declaration of 2020 as the International Year of Plant Health (IYPH). Plant health plays a vital role in ending global hunger, reducing poverty, protecting the environment, and boosting economic development. Successive Australian governments have placed a high priority on scientific research into plant health and this collection of articles exemplifies the quality of the work of Australian scientists. The articles discuss both processes that improve plant health and the careers of individual scientists who have played leading roles in research, education, policy and advocacy.
Sara Maroske and Ian Rae
Published 07 May 2013
Fraser John Bergersen 1929–2011
John Brockwell , Janet I. Sprent and David A. Day
Historical Records of Australian Science 24 (1) pp.53
- 79
Published
Australian Scientists, Sugar Cane Growers and the Search for New Gummosis-resistant and Sucrose-rich Varieties of Sugar Cane, 1890–1920
Peter Griggs
Historical Records of Australian Science 14 (3) pp.291
- 311
Published 25 May 2005
Entomology in the Service of the State: Queensland Scientists and the Campaign against Cane Beetles, 1895–1950
Peter Griggs
Historical Records of Australian Science 16 (1) pp.1
- 29
Published 03 May 2007
Defeating Cane Diseases: Plant Pathologists and the Development of Disease Control Strategies in the Australian Sugar Industry, 1920–1950
Peter Griggs
Historical Records of Australian Science 18 (1) pp.43
- 73
Historical Records of Australian Science 19 (2) pp.191
- 213
Historical Records of Australian Science 27 (2) pp.144
- 159
Historical Records of Australian Science 29 (2) pp.184
- 190