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Biological and chemical control of Eutypa dieback
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Research organisation
CRCV
Project number
CRV 96/3
Status
Completed 30 Jun 2001
Develop field management strategies that are compatible with practices for growing quality wine grapes and which can be recommended to owners of eutypa-affected and unaffected vineyards
Abstract
Biological and chemical control of Eutypa dieback
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