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CONSTANT TEMPERATURE LIFE TABLE STUDIES OF POPULATIONS OF GRAPE PHYLLOXERA FROM WASHINGTON AND OREGON, USA
2003
Acta Horticulturae
Grape phylloxera is a recent pest threatening to destroy over 1100 ha of selfrooted winegrapes in the Pacific Northwest region of the USA. Some vineyards have coexisted with this pest for over 15 years while others have been devastated in less than 5 years. We conducted this study to determine if life processes of populations of phylloxera from four different areas in the Pacific Northwest, USA, would show differences in survival, development and reproduction when reared at myriad of constant
doi:10.17660/actahortic.2003.617.6
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