botrytis

I have sometimes been surprised by botrytis in an ordinary bottle.

The botrytis and placitis were also used for diseases of the eyes.

Grapes without any botrytis are harvested and made into a base wine.

It is possible that the fungus disease botrytis is the cause.

The flowers are sometimes affected by a grey, fuzzy mold called botrytis.

This reaction can be used to help distinguish R. botrytis from other similar fungi.

Ramaria botrytis is an edible species, and some rate it as choice.

To date, this relative newcomer has held its own against mildew and botrytis.

To control botrytis bunch rot there are a number of fungicides available on the market.

Brown spots on damp leaves may signal botrytis (also known as lily disease).

Spray peonies with a fungicide to protect them from botrytis.

Cool, damp evenings encourage rot and botrytis, so keep on harvesting.

The final wine was a 1989 botrytis riesling from Long Vineyards.

In some years, there is no botrytis.

While there, De Bortoli decided to make a botrytis affected wine of his own.

The grape's main viticultural hazard is a susceptibility to botrytis.

Also, the shoots should be sprayed now and again in two weeks with a fungicide to prevent botrytis from developing.

California's lack of humidity makes it difficult for the botrytis to thrive, but there are years when it does quite well in some areas.

Green cauliflower, of the B. oleracea botrytis group, is sometimes called broccoflower.

With a relatively low yield, it ripens early, produces high sugar and is prone to botrytis.

The botrytis gives the wine a honeyed taste.

The grapes for Yquem are left on the vines well after the normal harvest time, so that they can be affected by botrytis.

Most common fungal diseases, such as phytophthera and botrytis, are more prevalent in wet weather.

The botrytis, which does not appear in the vineyards every year, adds a much-prized honey flavor to the wine.

The long grape bunches of small berries can also be prone to developing botrytis bunch rot.