“…Itália, Festival, Brasil, Piratininga, Patrícia, Benitaka, Superior and Catalunha. 100% diseased plants | Plants with symptoms as necrotic spots, with or without halo and necrotic leaf areas, necrotic veins, dark spots along the petiole and cankers. | | São Francisco Valley, Bahia, Brazil | Lima et al. (1998) | Seedless cultivars Red Globe, Thompson Seedless. Other cultivars: Italia, Festival, Piratininga, Patricia, Ribier, Catalunha, Brasil and Benitaka. | ‘Red Globe’ and the seedless cultivars originated from ‘Thompson Seedless’, on which the incidence was nearly 100% diseased plants. Variable disease incidence on ‘Italia’, ‘Festival’, ‘Piratininga’, ‘Patricia’, ‘Ribier’, ‘Catalunha’, ‘Brasil’ and ‘Benitaka’. Cultivar Italia showed tolerance to the disease under field conditions. | Symptoms of stem canker and necrotic spots on leaves, leaf veins, petioles, rachis, peduncles, cap stems and berries were observed on plants | Nearly complete yield loss | Plants in vineyards in the ‘Subrnédio’ of the São Francisco Valley, Brazil | Lima et al. |
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