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Survey for Botrytis species associated with onion bulb rot in northern Tasmania, Australia

Botrytis allii (including B. aclada and B. allii sensu stricto) was detected in latent form in leaf samples in 6 of 16 onion crops sampled early to mid-season in Tasmania, Australia during 1999/2000. Botrytis neck rot was detected in bulb samples from eight of eight crops sampled after harvest at an incidence of 0.4–16.3%, with a mean of 5.3%, and was correlated (r = 0.83, P < 0.05) with leaf infection.