1 |
Anthracnose/Bird’s eye rot |
Anthracnose/Bird’s eye rot |
dark red lesions on the fruit, some even cause the leaf to curl |
Drip |
2 |
Botrytis bunch rot/ Grey mold |
Botrytis cinerea |
brown lesions on the stem, with a gray to tan powder, causing the stems and grapes to shrink |
Drip |
3 |
Black rot |
Guignardia bidwelli |
brown lesions on the leaves which develop into black dots (pycnidia), hardening the grapes, even while on the vine |
Drip |
4 |
Dieback |
Eutypa lata |
stunted withered leaves, with dark blights on wood |
Drip |
5 |
Root knot nematodes |
Meloidogyne sp. |
gall formation on the roots, and reducing plant life |
Drip / Drench |
6 |
Crown Gall |
Agrobacterium vitis |
blistered vines and yellow wilted leaves. The fruits dry out and collapse |
Drip |
7 |
Downy mildew |
Plasmopora viticola |
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Spray |
8 |
Powdery mildew |
Erysiphe necator |
characterized by patches: red on canes, yellow on leaf surfaces, and typical of its name, powdery growth on leaves and fruit |
Spray |
9 |
Pierce's Disease |
Xylella fastidiosa |
yellow to red edges on leaves accompained by shrinking of the fruits |
Spray |
10 |
Phomopsis cane |
Phomposis viticola |
yellow edged dark lesions on the canes and leaves that appear to be bleached |
Spray |
11 |
Crown Gall |
Agrobacterium vitis |
blistered vines and yellow wilted leaves. The fruits dry out and collapse |
Drench |
12 |
Armillaria Root Rot |
Armillaria mellea |
weak shoots, and a white fungal mat under the bark, along with wilte leaves |
Drench |