Chloride Accumulation in Different Species of Grapevine

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A range of self-rooted vines, many of which have been used as nematode- and phylloxera- resistant rootstocks, were surveyed for chloride concentration.

Petiole analysis showed the following trend for chloride accumulation among Vitis species: V. rupestris < V. berlandieri, V. riparia < V. candicans, V. champini, V. longii < V. cineria, V. cordifolia < V. vinifera.

Chloride Accumulation in Different Species of Grapevine

1977, Scientia Horticulturae, vol 7, pages 249-253

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