Rootstock resistance – why isn’t Australia doing better in its uptake of rootstocks for phylloxera control?

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Wine & Viticulture Journal Issue 2, 2018

Title: Rootstock resistance – why isn’t Australia doing better in its uptake of rootstocks for phylloxera control?

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Page Number(s): 40-42

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