Como Pronunciar "phylloxera"
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Definição
Phylloxera is a tiny insect that attacks grapevine roots and leaves, often destroying vineyards and causing serious damage to grape production.
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Inglês Americano
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Inglês Britânico
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Ouça em Contexto
Phylloxera destroyed many vineyards in Europe in the 19th century.
Grapevines are often treated to prevent phylloxera.
Phylloxera mainly attacks the roots of grape plants.
After the phylloxera epidemic, French winemakers had to graft their vines onto resistant roots.