Claim · model-written summary
Shoot positioning of Geneva Double Curtain-trained Okanagan Riesling is recommended to reduce titratable acidity, pH and K+, thereby improving potential winegrape quality.
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e1“Shoot positioning of Geneva Double Curtain-trained Okanagan Riesling is recommended as a method to reduce titratable acidity, pH and K + , hence improving potential winegrape quality”
Title
Canopy manipulation of Okanagan Riesling vines for improvement of winegrape quality
A. G. Reynolds; P. L. Sholberg; D. A. Wardle Canadian Journal of Plant Science 1992. doi:10.4141/cjps92-062
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- Intervention effect Shoot positioning reduced weight of cane prunings relative to control vines in 1988.
- Intervention effect Shoot positioning plus hedging reduced weight of cane prunings relative to control vines in 1988.
- Intervention effect Shoot positioning increased yield, cluster weight and berries per cluster.
- Intervention effect Shoot positioning plus hedging increased yield, cluster weight and berries per cluster.
- Intervention effect Shoot positioning reduced °Brix in 1988.
- Intervention effect Shoot positioning plus hedging reduced °Brix in 1988.
- Intervention effect Basal leaf removal reduced °Brix in 1988.
- Intervention effect Shoot positioning tended to reduce titratable acidity in both seasons.
- Intervention effect Shoot positioning plus hedging tended to reduce titratable acidity in both seasons.
- Intervention effect Basal leaf removal tended to reduce titratable acidity in both seasons.
- Intervention effect Shoot positioning plus hedging reduced pH in 1987.
- Intervention effect Shoot positioning reduced pH and potassium in 1988.
- Intervention effect Shoot positioning plus hedging reduced pH and potassium in 1988.
- Intervention effect Rovral (iprodione) sprays did not have a significant impact on the percentage of bunch rot-affected clusters.
- Intervention effect Canopy manipulation did not have a significant impact on the percentage of bunch rot-affected clusters.