Claim · model-written summary
Western European late varieties showed a larger climate change impact on budbreak than very early and early varieties.
- Outcome
- budbreake0
- Direction
- high impacte0
- Comparator
- very early and early varietiese0
- Setting
- western European regione0
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Verbatim
e0“the climate change showed a high impact on budbreak of late compared to very early and early varieties in western European region.”
t0“grapevine”
Title
Luisa Leolini Florence Research (University of Florence) 2018
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- Association Leaf area expansion and crop partitioning parameters strongly affected simulated final fruit biomass.
- Method / resource Calibration to soil water content, phenology and fruit biomass showed satisfactory results.
- Method / resource Sugar content calibration and validation showed high correlations.
- Observation Climate change advanced budbreak and flowering across varieties, especially in central and eastern Europe.
- Observation Frost events decreased more in western than central and eastern Europe.
- Observation Frost events affected very early and early varieties more than late varieties.
- Observation Estimated flowering temperature stress varied less between varieties and scenarios but differed across European regions.