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Bunch Grape Diseases.
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Bunch Grape Diseases.
http://pubs.caes.uga.edu/caespubs/pubcd/l43-w.html
Disease control is a must for Georgia bunch grape producers. In 1968, growers lost one to five tons of grapes per acre to rot. The cost of disease control is only a small fraction of this loss. Controlling diseases on grapes is not difficult, provided you follow strict disease control practices.
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