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Vitis 36 (4), 199-205 (1997) Population dynamics of grape phylloxera...
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Vitis 36 (4), 199-205 (1997) Population dynamics of grape phylloxera...
http://www.ru.ac.za/academic/departments/zooento/STAFF/Downie/omeretal1997.pdf
Phylloxera populations started from very low densities each spring, they increased exponentially and peaked during mid-summer, and then declined from mid- to late-summer. A second population peak was observed in the fall.
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