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Vegetative and reproductive parameters evaluation of alternative plant material

2013

Dead vines are often a problem in many vineyards and are due to physiological or pathological causes whereby the vines need to be replaced. The replacement operation is a real cost for the direct costs of the plant material, for its planting and for their different management during the current year or in the two years after the replacement, determining also vineyard variability. When replacement is performed in the first years after vineyard establishment it is quite easy, whereas many issues occur when replacement is later, particularly issues considering roots competition. To reduce replacement problems, the use of “alternative plant material” has been evaluated. The “alternative vines” …

Settore AGR/03 - Arboricoltura Generale E Coltivazioni ArboreeNurseryNew plantationVineyard uniformityReplacement of dead vinesPlant material.
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Alternative nursery propagation for vineyards establishment

2016

Dead vines are often a problem present in many vineyards and are due to physiological or pathological causes whereby the vines need to be replaced. The aim of the trial was to create in the nursery plant material of four cultivars in order to easily replace the dead vines in the vineyards but also to anticipate the first harvest and to improve the vineyard uniformity and synchronize the vineyard management practices during the first two years of plantation. During the first year in the nursery, the effect of plant density on the percentage of success and vegetative growth was evaluated. During the second year, in the open field and only for one cultivar, the vegetative and reproductive para…

NurserySettore AGR/03 - Arboricoltura Generale E Coltivazioni ArboreePlant materialNew plantationAgroforestryNew plantation; Nursery; Plant material; Replacement of dead vines; Root development; Vineyard uniformity; HorticultureReplacement of dead vineBiologyHorticultureVineyard uniformityRoot development
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