Publications by authors named "Daniela Ramirez-Lozano"
Article Synopsis
- Olivier 1795 is a beetle pest that damages grapevines in Spain by boring into the wood, leading to both direct harm and an increased risk of wood fungi infections.
- Research aimed to measure the extent of wood damage caused by the larvae and determine the wood's resistance using compression and flexural tests.
- Findings indicated that trunks have a higher effective section and stability compared to branches, suggesting that branches are more vulnerable to breaking when infested by the larvae; further studies are recommended across different grapevine varieties and attack periods.
