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Long-term performance of disease-resistant grapevine varieties: insights from an 8-year field monitoring across French vineyards
Breeding disease-resistant varieties (DRV) is a central strategy for reducing reliance on phytosanitary products. However, the successful deployment and long-term durability of these cultivars rely on acquiring field data across diverse production conditions, a step that remains frequently neglected
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