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Grape Black Rot, HYG-3004-94
... important. Destroy mummies, remove diseased tendrils from the wires, and select fruiting canes without lesions. It is very important not to leave mummies attached to the vine. Research has shown that mummies on the ground release most or all of their ascospores before the end of bloom. Mummies left up in ...
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Bitter Rot of Grape HYG-3032-92
... harvested and pressed (along with healthy grapes) into wine. It is a common practice to leave wine grapes on the vine past maturity in order to increase sugar content. This could ... Melanconium fuligineum. The fungus overwinters in the vineyard on almost any plant debris, especially berry mummies. Spores (conidia) are produced from cushions of fungus tissue (acervuli) growing on plant litter. Fungus ...
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Leather Rot of Strawberry, HYG-3201-95
... the surface of infected fruit. In time, infected fruit dry up to form stiff, shriveled mummies. Berries that are affected by leather rot have a distinctive, unpleasant odor and taste. Even ... day (as soon as plants are dry). Cull out all diseased berries, but do not leave them in the field. When combined with the above mentioned cultural practices, fungicides can be ...
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