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Sclerotina shoot rot
Sclerotinia shoot rot is a disease of grapevines that occurs with wet spring weather, and appears to be most devastating on young Cabernet Sauvignon.
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Basal rot |
On young shoots |
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On cordon |
Sclerotial formation |
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Leaf infection |
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Sclerotinia Shoot rot of grapevines (2003). Poster presented at 8th International Plant Pathology Congress, NZ Feb 2003 (PDF 871KB)
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First report of Sclerotinia sclerotiorum on grape in South Australia (2002) Published in Australasian Plant Pathology 2002 Vol 31(4) pp 417-8. (PDF)
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Sclerotinia shoot rot (2002) 2 page fact sheet produce for growers (PDF)
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Managing Sclerotinia shoot rot - a new disease of grapevines in South Australia (2002) 30pp. (PDF). Final report to GWRDC outlining preliminary control investigations.
