Southern California Vineyards Hit by Pierce's Disease

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Issue: November 15, 1999

November 15th, 1999 Southern California Vineyards Hit by Pierce's Disease California growers are once again fighting a deadly vine disorder that may force them to replant many vineyards. Pierce's Disease has hit hard in Temecula, one of the state's southernmost appellations.

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