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ASSESSMENT OF PHYLLOXERA LEAF GALLING INCIDENCE ON EUROPEAN GRAPEVINES IN BADACSONY HUNGARY
Article number
816_14
Pages
97 – 104
Language
English
Abstract
In 1997, in one-year old plantations at the FVM Research Institute for Viticulture and Enology, Badacsony, a serious increase in phylloxera leaf-galling was observed.
In 2001, leaf-galling was estimated in one- and two-year old plantations of Vitis vinifera L. Kéknyelű, Budai and Badacsony 36 and Rózsakő. In the fall of 2006 leaf-galling was examined on V. vinifera Sauvignon Blanc. From the European varieties, the leaf galls were more frequently observed on the Muscat-like varieties, the most sensitive being Cserszegi Fűszeres. On V. vinifera Sauvignon Blanc leaf galling was observed on 96% of the foliage.
On the upper leaves of randomly selected shoots 73% were infected.
Our observations, results and experiences confirm the necessity for an in-depth investigation of leaf galling phylloxera, in preparedness for new infestations on European varieties.
In 2001, leaf-galling was estimated in one- and two-year old plantations of Vitis vinifera L. Kéknyelű, Budai and Badacsony 36 and Rózsakő. In the fall of 2006 leaf-galling was examined on V. vinifera Sauvignon Blanc. From the European varieties, the leaf galls were more frequently observed on the Muscat-like varieties, the most sensitive being Cserszegi Fűszeres. On V. vinifera Sauvignon Blanc leaf galling was observed on 96% of the foliage.
On the upper leaves of randomly selected shoots 73% were infected.
Our observations, results and experiences confirm the necessity for an in-depth investigation of leaf galling phylloxera, in preparedness for new infestations on European varieties.
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Authors
J. Györffyné Molnár, CS. Németh, J. Májer, G. Györffyné Jahnke
Keywords
grape phylloxera, leaf galls, Badacsony, Hungary
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