Project
Managing Sclerotinia Shoot Rot – a new disease of grapevines in Australia
Fungicides registered to use on grapes for Botrytis controlled Sclerotinia Shoot Rot when applied up to 7 days pre-infection and also at 1-3 days after inoculation.
Research organisation
South Australian Research and Development Institute
Project number
SAR 01/04
Status
Completed 29 Sep 2003
Fungicides registered to use on grapes for Botrytis controlled Sclerotinia Shoot Rot when applied up to 7 days pre-infection and also at 1-3 days after inoculation.
Abstract
Managing Sclerotinia Shoot Rot - a new disease of grapevines in Australia
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