Why was there more powdery mildew than usual this season?

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Grapegrower and Winemaker Issue 640, 2017

Title: Why was there more powdery mildew than usual this season?

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Keywords: activity, airflow, appearance, Australia, AWRI, berries, black, book, bud, budburst, bunch, canopies, chemical, cloudy, conditions, control, controlled, coverage, croplife, cultural, dense, develop, development, disease, Dog, dry, dusty, export, exposure, flag, foilage, fungal, fungi, fungicide, fungus, grapegrowing, greasy, green, grey, group, grow, growth, guidelines, high, humid, humidity, infected, inoculum, label, leaf, level, lifecycle, light, management, microclimate, mild, mildew, moisture, multi-site, pathology, penetration, Peter Magarey, plant, plucking, powdery, practice, prevention, protection, reduce, region, register, remove, resistance, risk, rotation, seaon, selection, shaded, shoot, soil, spores, spots, spray, spread, stem, sulfur, sunlight, support, tissue, trimming, vapour, vine, vineyard, weather, website, wet, white, whitish, winter, young

Page Number(s): 30-31

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