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insect afflicting grape vines'
roots in France. Also in 1869,
Lichtenstein suggested that the
French insect was an
American "
vine louse" that had been identified...
- of that
vine take root both the
daughter and the
original mother vine will risk
being infected by the
louse.
Additionally this
daughter vine will leech...
- century,
Vitis labrusca was
among the
American vines transported to
Europe that were
carrying the
phylloxera louse that
caused widespread devastation to the...
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possession of Soufli,
while the
vineyards were
completely destro**** by
vine louse.
During the new
period beginning with the
incorporation of
Soufli in Greece...
- VIN-yərd, UK also /ˈvɪnjɑːrd/ VIN-yard) is a
plantation of grape-bearing
vines,
grown mainly for winemaking, but also raisins,
table grapes, and non-alcoholic...
- one of the
first commercial winemakers in the region. In the 1870s, the
vine louse Phylloxera devastated his
vineyards as well as Vallejo's
hopes for wine...
-
transferred the
Orleans Vineyard to the
California Wine ****ociation. The
vine louse called phylloxera had by that time
infested the property, and by 1902...
- the
powdery mildew Uncinula necator,
followed in the 1870s by the vine
louse Phylloxera vastatrix. As a result, wine
production decreased to
almost nothing...
-
Block X. The Old
Vines, are rows from
Block N and Q and
harvested in two
separate picks.
These vines were
never affected by the
vine louse phylloxera and...
- as part of
European expansion.
Despite the
devastating 1887
phylloxera louse infestation,
modern science and
technology adapted and
industrial wine production...