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Professor Martin Barbetti is internationally recognized for his extensive contributions to crop protection research, focusing primarily on the epidemiology and management of a wide range of foliar and soilborne pathogens affecting various broad-acre and horticultural crops. His research findings have been widely adopted to enhance disease control strategies. With a farming background, Barbetti has dedicated over 30 years to researching diseases in oilseed Brassicas and forage legumes, as well as cereals, including rice. His practical research outcomes have significantly aided growers in improving disease management practices. With more than 300 refereed scientific papers published, he has an extensive record of collaboration with international research institutions across countries such as India, China, Europe, and Africa, which is evidenced by a large number of co-authored publications. He moved to the University of Western Australia in 2004 from the Department of Primary Production and Regional Development in Western Australia. His future research focuses on Plant Pathology and Mycology, particularly those related to agricultural and horticultural crops. He has secured funding from notable organizations including the Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research and the Grains Research Development Corporation. Barbetti actively teaches and trains undergraduate and postgraduate students in mycology and plant pathology, incorporating practical components in integrated pest management and ethics into his curriculum.
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