Comparison of quantification methods for Botrytis cinerea biomass in grape bunches

Yu Qiu; Christopher Steel; John Blackman; Andrew Clark; Leigh Schmidtke

Comparison of quantification methods for Botrytis cinerea biomass in grape bunches

Yu Qiu, Christopher Steel, John Blackman, Andrew Clark, Leigh Schmidtke

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Abstract

• Botrytis cinerea bunch rot (grey mould) can result in significant crop loss particularly when rain falls close to harvest.
• Wine made from grey mould affected bunches potentially has unwanted mouldy and earthy characters.
• Quantifying B. cinerea biomass in grape bunches has been problematic, especially for in-field applications.
• This study aimed to compare accuracy and efficiency of several quantification methods for B. cinerea biomass in grape bunches.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - Jul 2019
Event	17th Australian Wine Industry Technical Conference (AWITC 2019) - Adelaide Convention Centre, Adelaide, Australia Duration: 21 Jul 2019 → 24 Jul 2019 https://awitc.com.au

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Conference	17th Australian Wine Industry Technical Conference (AWITC 2019)
Country	Australia
City	Adelaide
Period	21/07/19 → 24/07/19
Internet address	https://awitc.com.au

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