Botrytis Cinerea – Abundant conidia spores sitting on top of branching tree like conidiophores. Infects wine grapes from wounds produced from insects, powdery mildew and berry splitting. It thrives in humid climates and is intensified by sugars from ripening berries. Pic taken under a x 10 microscope – A bunch of Semillon grapes infected with Botrytis Cinerea
Views from under a x 10 microscope assessing agrochemical effectiveness on the eradication and or the prevention of...
A 'birds eye' view of the Gumpara Vineyards by the DJI Phantom 4 Pro Quad Rotor Drone. Providing snap shots of the...
First signs of juvenile scale crawlers are being found on wood. These guys hatched around the last week of July. Now...