Towards a redefinition of the diseases within the esca complex of grapevine.
By G. Surico. 2009
122 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Cell Biology, Molecular Biology, Plant Science
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In Cell Biology
- E. Abou-Mansour
- M. Magnin-Robert
- M. Ramírez-suero
- J. Chong
- C. Bertsch
- F. Fontaine
- Alessandro Spagnolo
- P. Larignon
In Molecular Biology
- E. Abou-Mansour
- M. Magnin-Robert
- M. Ramírez-suero
- J. Chong
- C. Bertsch
- F. Fontaine
- Alessandro Spagnolo
- P. Larignon
In Plant Science
- E. Abou-Mansour
- M. Magnin-Robert
- M. Ramírez-suero
- J. Chong
- C. Bertsch
- F. Fontaine
- Alessandro Spagnolo
- P. Larignon
Citations in the corpus
- The effects of grapevine trunk diseases (GTDs) on vine physiology (2016, background): “The Esca disease is described as a disease complex comprising several syndromes (Surico et al. 2008; Surico 2009; Bertsch et al. 2013) among which ‘grapevine leaf stripe disease’ (GLSD) and Esca are the most widespread in vineyard.”
- Grapevine trunk diseases: complex and still poorly understood (2013, methodology): “In early 1900, the term ‘esca’ was used by grapegrowers in southern Italy for referring to apoplexy (Surico, 2009), probably because of the presence of rotted trunk wood noted mainly in apoplectic plants, which was in fact used as tinder.”