Danger to Vines: Dangerous Bacterium of Luxembourg's Upper Moselle: Risk to German Vineyards?
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The dangerous bacterium Xylella fastidiosa has been detected on the Luxembourg Upper Mosel. Infested vineyards are cleared. What is the danger for winegrowers in the region?
There is no danger for humans and animals. Infested plants, however, threaten dehydration and death.
Fire blight has been detected in three locations in the municipalities of Gräwemaacher and Mäertert. Winegrowers whose vines now have to be destroyed should be compensated.
Several Moselle vineyards have been tested positive for the bacterium Xylella fastidiosa. If it causes the decay of the plants, it is not transmissible to man. The Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Viticulture announces that the presence of the bacterium Xylella fastidiosa has been confirmed at three sites of the Luxembourg Mossellan vineyard ...
Three sites in Mertert and Grevenmacher are affected. Infected vine feet will be ripped out and destroyed.
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