The Phylloxera and Grape Industry Board of South Australia currently uses remote sensing technologies as the basis for early detection. It involves imagery providing 1 metre resolution and identification of causes of low vigour vines through inspections.
Workshop participants raised interests in improving ground inspections to confirm reasons for a patch of weak vines in a vineyard and discussed the advantages of improved remote and on-ground methods.
It was decided to invest in additional research to enhance effectiveness of identification of phylloxera and in the meantime to maintain the current early detection program.
Abstract
A workshop was held to review the existing phylloxera early detection program. Attending were researchers, remote sensing specialists and industry representatives.
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