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–SPONSORED CONTENT– Nutrient-rich, fertile soils where California wine grapes are produced play a crucial role in the worldwide reputation of the California wine industry. Producers take great care each season to protect wine grapes from pests and diseases. One particular pest, root-knot nematodes, lurk below the soil’s surface. When left uncontrolled, they can cause galls […]
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