Description of the Vitis vinifera L. phenotypic variability in eno-carpological traits by a Euro-Asiatic collaborative network among ampelographic collections
2019
Rustioni, L. | Cola, G. | Maghradze, D. | Abashidze, E. | Argiriou, A. | Aroutiounian, R. | Brazão, J. | Chipashvili, R. | Cocco, M. | Cornea, V. | Dejeu, L. | Eiras Dias, J. E. | Goryslavets, S. | Ibáñez, J. | Kocsis, L. | Lorenzini, F. | Maletic, E. | Mamasakhlisashvili, L. | Margaryan, K. | Maul, Erika | Mdinaradze, I. | Melyan, G. | Michailidou, S. | Molitor, D. | Montemayor, M. I. | Muñoz-Organero, G. | Nebish, A. | Nemeth, N. | Nikolaou, N. | Popescu, C. F. | Preiner, D. | Raimondi, S. | Risovannaya, V. | Savin, G. | Savvides, S. | Schneider, A. | Schwander, Florian | Spring, J. L. | Ujmajuridze, L. | Zioziou, E. | Failla, O. | Bacilieri, R.
The grapevine intra-specific variability captured an increasing interest during the last decades, as demonstrated by the number of recently funded European projects focused on the grapevine biodiversity preservation. However, nowadays, crop plants are mainly characterized by genotyping methods. The present work summarizes the phenotype data collected among 20 ampelographic collections spread in 15 countries, covering mostly of the viticultural areas in the Euro-Asiatic range: from Portugal to Armenia and from Cyprus to Luxembourg. Together with agro-climatic characterization of the experimental site, in two years, about 2400 accessions were described, following a common experimental protocol mainly focused on the carpological and oenological traits, obtaining a general overview of the distribution of the considered phenotypic traits in the cultivated Vitis vinifera species. The most replicated cultivars were selected and, for the subset of these reference cultivars, their behavior in the different environmental conditions over sites and years was described by ANOVA methods.
Mostrar más [+] Menos [-]Palabras clave de AGROVOC
Información bibliográfica
Editorial Inst. für Rebenzüchtung des Julius-Kühn-Inst.
ISSN 0042-7500 | 2367-4156Este registro bibliográfico ha sido proporcionado por Julius Kühn-Institut