Under this policy, a taxpayer can request the tax lien be withdrawn in certain circumstances that weâll describe in a moment. The Taxpayer Advocate reports that as of March 2013, the IRS issued 6,845 lien withdrawals, an increase of 18% over the same period in 2012.
The viruses, named GLRaV-1 through GLRaV-10, are often spread when grapevines are propagated or grafted. In some instances of grape leafroll disease, a single virus is responsible for the damage. In other cases, a grapevine might be infected with more than one virus, which leads to more extreme and devastating damage.
The use of certain herbicides can lead to leaf curling, though this is not considered true grape leafroll disease. Nutrient deficiencies can also cause grapevine leaves to curl. If the soil where the grapevines are planted is deficient in potassium and phosphorus, the leaves might begin to curl.