Fungal microbiome associated with grapevine trunk diseases in Oregon vineyards
Grapevine trunk disease (GTD) is a disease complex that consists of the largest group of fungal pathogens causing disease and progressive vine decline.
Grapevine trunk disease (GTD) is a disease complex that consists of the largest group of fungal pathogens causing disease and progressive vine decline.
Nematodes can severely limit the successful establishment of vines and vineyards and impact production yields by 5-20%.
The goal is to improve integrated pest management of Botrytis Bunch Rot (BBR) by improving our understanding of when and where Botrytis is produced.
A survey of nematode-transmitted viruses and nematode vectors was conducted in the Pacific Northwest with at least half the sites finding dagger nematodes (equally found in Oregon and Washington).
Heat stress poses challenges for the sustainable production of premium wine grapes in the Pacific Northwest.