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Published on: 09/06/2016
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Canopy microclimate: the effect of exposure on the nutraceutic properties of vitis vinifera l cv. dolcetto grape berries.
Francesca CECCHINI, Barbara GIANNINI, M. Cecilia SERR, Simonetta MORETTI; Consiglio per la Ricerca e la Sperimentazione in Agricoltura (CRA)- Velletri
In grapevine canopies, depending on canopy architecture, leaves and bunches can develop in conditions varying from heavily shaded to fully exposed. Studies on the effect of light exposure on specific
Published on: 02/10/2014
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Grapevine resistance to pathogens: a genomic overview
G. MALACARNE, F. MOREIRA, M. PERAZZOLLI, M. S. GRANDO, R. VELASCO; Fondazione Edmund Mach, Istituto agrario di San Michele all’Adige (Iasma), Italy;
Grapevine (Vitis vinifera L.) is the most widely grown fruit crop with an annual production of more than 67 million tons, while its derivatives have a large and expanding world-wide market. However...
Published on: 07/19/2010
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Grapevine age. II. Impact on grape and wine quality
V. ZUFFEREY, D. MAIGRE; Agroscope Changins-Wädenswil ACW research station, Nyon, Switzerland
A study on six grape varieties (Chasselas, Pinot blanc, Arvine, Gamay, Syrah and Humagne rouge) was set up by the Agroscope Changins-Wädenswil ACW research station at an experimental estate in Leyt...
Published on: 06/30/2009
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Grapevine age. I: impact on vine physiological behaviour of vine stocks
V. ZUFFEREY1, D. MAIGRE2; Agroscope Changins-Wädenswil ACW research station, Nyon, Switzerland
In order to make a comparison of viticultural and oenological behaviour between old or young vines, a study of six grape varieties was set up by the Agroscope Changins-Wädenswil ACW research station.
Published on: 06/08/2009
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Influence of Vine Vigor on Pinot noir Fruit Composition, Wine Chemical Analysis, and Wine Sensory Attributes
Jessica M. Cortell, Hanne K. Sivertsen, James A. Kennedy and Hildegarde Heymann Am. J. Enol. Vitic. 59:1:1-10 (2008)
The relationships among grapevine (Vitis vinifera) vigor variation and resulting fruit composition, fruit chemical analyses, wine chemical analyses, and sensory attributes were investigated. The st...
Published on: 11/24/2008
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PROTECTION OF GRAPEVINE PRUNING WOUNDS FROM INFECTION BY EUTYPA LATA
M.R. SOSNOWSKI, M.L. CREASER, T.J. WICKS, R. LARDNER and E.S. SCOTT AGJWR Vol 14, Number 1, 2008
Eutypa dieback is a major threat to the sustainability and productivity of the viticulture industry worldwide. The fungicide benomyl has been the most effective treatment to protect wounds against ...
Published on: 10/27/2008
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INVOLVEMENT OF ABSCISIC ACID AND POLYAMINES IN BERRY RIPENING OF VITIS VINIFERA (L.) SUBJECTED TO WATER DEFICIT IRRIGATION
M.C. ANTOLÍN, H. SANTESTEBAN, E. SANTA MARÍA, J. AGUIRREOLEA and M. SÁNCHEZ-DÍAZ; AGJWR Vol 14, Number 1, 2008
Partial rootzone drying (PRD) is an irrigation system that permits better control of vegetative growth without reducing fruit yield. However, little is known about how grapevine reproductive develo...
Published on: 10/27/2008
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INFLUENCE OF PARTIAL ROOTZONE DRYING ON THE COMPOSITION AND ACCUMULATION OF ANTHOCYANINS IN GRAPE BERRIES (VITIS VINIFERA CV. CABERNET SAUVIGNON)
K. BINDON, P. DRY and B. LOVEYS AGJWR Vol 14, Number 1, 2008
The aim of the study was to investigate anthocyanin composition and accumulation in grape berries in response to the partial rootzone drying (PRD) irrigation technique.The experiment was on Vitis v...
Published on: 10/27/2008
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Effect of Lime-Induced Leaf Chlorosis on Ochratoxin A, trans-Resveratrol, and å-Viniferin Production in Grapevine (Vitis vinifera L.) Berries Infected by Aspergillus carbonarius
Luigi Bavaresco, Silvia Vezzulli, Silvia Civardi, Matteo Gatti, Paola Battilani, Amedeo Pietri, and Federico Ferrari. J. Agric. Food Chem., 56 (6), 20
Berries of Vitis vinifera L. cv. Merlot, grown on a neutral or calcareous soil, were infected, at phenological phases of veraison and ripening, by a conidial suspension of Aspergillus carbonarius t...
Published on: 09/24/2008
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ESTIMATION OF THE PHENOLIC MATURITY OF RED GRAPES USING THE STANDARD ITV METHOD
CAYLA Laure and RENARD Romain– ITV France
For several years, I.T.V. France has been working on a method to estimate the polyphenolic potential of red grape harvests, called the Standard ITV Method. This method could be suitable to provide ...
Published on: 06/24/2008
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CARBON BALANCE®: FROM THE VINE TO THE BOTTLE
Sébastien Kerner & Joël Rochard, Institut Français de le Vigne et du Vin (ENTAV - IFV France)
The climate is an important component for « terroirs ». Since 1898, the Swedish scientist Arrhenius had envisaged global warming due to the combustion of fossil fuels with the aim to fight against ...
Published on: 06/24/2008
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Qualitative precision irrigation in the vineyard
Hernán OJEDA, UE999 Pech Rouge, INRA, F-11430 Gruissan, France, Synthesis article about the intervention held at Enoforum, 13-15 March, Piacenza, Ital
The current environmental changes and viti-viniculture crisis have caused an adaptive evolution of the cultural techniques applied in Mediterranean vineyards. The increases of average temperatures as
Published on: 05/25/2008
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PANORAMA AND SYNTHESIS OF THE 8TH INTERNATIONAL OENOLOGICAL SYMPOSIUM OF BORDEAUX- JUNE 2007
Sophie PALLAS, Oenologist
Close to 200 communications, of which 42 were selected for the event extending over 2 days and a half, further completed by some twenty workshops: due to this extent, it is not possible to be exhau...
Published on: 04/24/2008
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VITICULTURAL FACTORS AND RESVERATROL IN GRAPES AND WINE
Luigi BAVARESCO, Matteo GATTI, Maria Isabel van Zeller de Macedo Basto GONÇALVES
The resveratrol is a phenolic compound synthesised by the herbaceous parts and by the skins and berry and is believed to have health properties. This substance belongs to the chemical species of th...
Published on: 04/24/2008
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Modelled impact of future climate change on the phenology of winegrapes in Australia
L.B. Webb, P.H. Whetton and E.W.R. Barlow, AGJWR Volume 13, Number 3, 2007
Projected impacts from future warming on grapevine phenology have been modelled for two important varieties across six representative wine-growing regions in Australia. Various regional warming pro...
Published on: 03/22/2008
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