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- A fungus that mainly occurs in warm temperate and subtropical growing regions
- Infection mainly affects leaves, but can also affect fruit, stems and canes
- Results in early senescence and leaf drop, which causes weakening of the grapevine and a reduction in fruit quality and quantity
- Can spread easily over long distances through wind-borne spores
- Present throughout Asia, North America, Central America and South America
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Scientific name: Phakopsora euvitis
EPPRD Category: 3
Life Form: Fungus
Pest Documents
FS: fact sheet
CP: contingency plan
DP: diagnostic protocol
