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Phylloxera Infestations in Grape Vineyards
This article provides a thorough history of Phylloxera including it's deadly effect on the grape and wine industries, how it spreads, possible ways to prevent an outbreak, and what a Phylloxera outbreak is capable of doing to your vinyard.
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It is yellow-brown in color and horrible to look at through a magnifying glass, but it cannot be seen very clearly otherwise, as it is only a half to one millimeter long. Its life cycle is extremely complicated and varies according to the conditions under which it lives, but it breeds and multiplies at a prodigious rate. The female lays a single egg in the stem of the vine during the autumn; this hatches out in the spring to give a fundatrix, which may lie anything up to thirty eggs.
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