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13C/12C DISCRIMINATION MEASURED IN TARTRATE AND SUGARS IN MATURE GRAPEVINE BERRIES
Article number
493_5
Pages
63 – 68
Language
Abstract
Carbon discrimination expressed as
13C, is an indicator of water stress in the period of carbon assimilation.
13C values of tartrate and sugar of berries collected from vineyards with very contrasting climates are compared.
A significant relationship between
13C values and water stress is reported.
The grapevine water stress status before and after veraison can be evaluated by measuring
13C values of tartrate and sugar in mature berries.
The
13C values depend also on the rootstock and the variety.
The usefulness of this measure to characterize vineyard environmental characteristics is discussed.
13C, is an indicator of water stress in the period of carbon assimilation.
13C values of tartrate and sugar of berries collected from vineyards with very contrasting climates are compared.A significant relationship between
13C values and water stress is reported.The grapevine water stress status before and after veraison can be evaluated by measuring
13C values of tartrate and sugar in mature berries.The
13C values depend also on the rootstock and the variety.The usefulness of this measure to characterize vineyard environmental characteristics is discussed.
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Authors
J.-P. Gaudillère, K. van Leeuwen, N. Ollat, J.P. Goutouly, F. Champagnol
Keywords
Water stress, Vitis vinifera L.
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