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Video | Non-Botrytis Bunch Rot
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Non-botrytis bunch rots can be managed in the vineyard by well ventilated, but adequate, canopy cover, as well as the spraying of strobilurin type fungicides at flowering. Most non-bot bunch rots favour warm humid conditions, and climate change may increase the incidence of the disease.
- Posted: 13 Mar 2013
- Duration: 00:01:57
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