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Grey mould incidence is reduced on grapevines with lower vegetative and reproductive growth

2008-08-01

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The hypothesis that grey mould incidence would be positively correlated to grapevine canopy development was confirmed over a period of 3 years (2004-2006) on Aranel cultivar in an experimental vineyard near Montpellier, south France. Different levels of vine growth were generated by implementing three management schemes: (i) perennial cover crop, (ii) chemical weed control and (iii) irrigation and fertilisation. G...

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55413770-9bd1-50e0-829f-496fe23fe629
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10.1016/j.cropro.2008.02.003
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