A study was made on the recovery genotypes local grapevine with the aim to conserve them and to evaluate their health status and thus to improve the quality of the propagation material. Clone accessions of 61 vines were grafted and placed in a germoplasma field. The varieties that were considered enologically valuable were subjected to sanitary selection. Some vines showed indubitable healthy qualities, and should be immediately evaluated from an economical point view and then certificated. Possible sanitation treatments were also evaluated, with the aim of extending the number clone accessions to be included in experimental trials to access their yield.
Recovery and sanitary selection of local vines of the Sardinia / Prota, Vanda Assunta; Garau, Raimondo; Sechi, Aimone; Prota, Ulisse; Tolu, Giovanni. - (2007), pp. 619-621. (Intervento presentato al convegno Environment Identities and Mediterranean Area, 2006: ISEIMA '06: 1st International Symposium) [10.1109/ISEIMA.2006.345014].
Recovery and sanitary selection of local vines of the Sardinia
Prota, Vanda Assunta;Garau, Raimondo;Sechi, Aimone;Tolu, Giovanni
2007-01-01
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A study was made on the recovery genotypes local grapevine with the aim to conserve them and to evaluate their health status and thus to improve the quality of the propagation material. Clone accessions of 61 vines were grafted and placed in a germoplasma field. The varieties that were considered enologically valuable were subjected to sanitary selection. Some vines showed indubitable healthy qualities, and should be immediately evaluated from an economical point view and then certificated. Possible sanitation treatments were also evaluated, with the aim of extending the number clone accessions to be included in experimental trials to access their yield.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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