Investigating angular leaf scorch disease in the USA and implications for Australian biosecurity


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Wine & Viticulture Journal Issue 4, 2015

Title: Investigating angular leaf scorch disease in the USA and implications for Australian biosecurity

Author: Matthew Ayres, Mark Sosnowski and Wayne Wilcox

Keywords: Advantage, America, Angular, Australian, Biosecurity, Brown, Cabernet, chlorotic, competitive, Concord, Containment, Contingency, Cornell, Cultivars, Diagnosis, Disease, Diseases, Economically, Eradication, Exotic, experiments, Faint, Field, Franc, fungus, grapevines, High, implications, Infected, Infections, Leaf, Lesions, Management, Market, necrotic, North, North-eastern, overwinters, patches, Pathogens, Plans, Priority, reddish, Research, Response, Scorch, Significant, threat, tissue, Trial, University, USA, Vine, Viticulture, World, Yellow

Page Number(s): 49-50


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