Frédéric Fabre

The paper monitors 199 plots of disease-resistant grapevine varieties over 8 years, showing reduced fungicide use with maintained disease control, but also resistance decline and emerging black rot issues.

The paper identifies a Plasmopara viticola strain from Reunion Island that breaks down three grapevine resistance loci, Rpv1, Rpv3.1, and Rpv10, through genomic and pathogenicity analyses.

The paper reports the breakdown of Rpv1 and Rpv3.1 resistance in grapevine due to virulent Plasmopara viticola isolates overcoming both resistance genes in multiple vineyards.

This study evaluates strategies for deploying disease-resistant grapevine cultivars and fungicide use to balance disease control, resistance durability, and economic outcomes in vineyards.

The paper analyzes 20 years of regional survey data from France to assess the impact of cultivar, year, and plot age on esca and Eutypa dieback incidence in grapevines.

This study compares resistance management strategies in agriculture, finding that combining single-gene-resistant and pyramided cultivars reduces the effectiveness of pyramiding in most scenarios.

The paper quantifies grapevine yield losses linked to downy mildew severity on foliage and clusters, finding significant variability in yield loss based on environmental conditions.