Hops - a guide for new growers - Department of Primary ...
27 Pest, disease and weed management 3 A very brief history of hop cultivation 30 Irrigation ... 13 Plant virus status 41 Websites 13 Exotic pests and diseases 41 Australian hops websites ... of a rhizome of a young hop plant (Williams, Roberts and Coley‑Smith 1961).
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