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Whole-plant Transpiration Efficiency of Sultana Grapevine Grown under Saline Conditions is increased through the Use of a Cl- Excluding Rootstock

December 5, 2003|Irrigation & Irrigation Management|Comments Off on Whole-plant Transpiration Efficiency of Sultana Grapevine Grown under Saline Conditions is increased through the Use of a Cl- Excluding Rootstock

In this article: Aim of the study was to test the influence of salinity [...]

Sapflow measurements can underestimate vine water use by up to 40%: A comparison of gravimetric and sapflow measurements of vine transpiration

December 5, 2002|Irrigation & Irrigation Management|Comments Off on Sapflow measurements can underestimate vine water use by up to 40%: A comparison of gravimetric and sapflow measurements of vine transpiration

In this article: This paper reports on an attempt to reconcile vine water use [...]

Dehydration of trellis dried sultanas: review of the literature and research into finish drying Australian type sultanas

August 21, 2002|Productivity & Production Management|Comments Off on Dehydration of trellis dried sultanas: review of the literature and research into finish drying Australian type sultanas

In this article:All trellis-dried grapes need to be finish-dried by dehydration. Frequently, trellis-dried fruit is harvested [...]

Rootstock effects on salt tolerance of irrigated field-grown grapevines (Vitis vinifera L, cv. Sultana): 1. Yield and vigour inter-relationships

August 18, 2002|Irrigation & Irrigation Management|Comments Off on Rootstock effects on salt tolerance of irrigated field-grown grapevines (Vitis vinifera L, cv. Sultana): 1. Yield and vigour inter-relationships

Vegetative growth and yield of grapevines grown in the field on their own roots or [...]

Light (minimal) Pruning Enhances Expression of Higher Yield from Clones of Vitis vinifera L. cv. Sultana following Thermotherapy for Virus Attenuation

July 5, 2002|Productivity & Production Management|Comments Off on Light (minimal) Pruning Enhances Expression of Higher Yield from Clones of Vitis vinifera L. cv. Sultana following Thermotherapy for Virus Attenuation

In this article: High-yielding clones of Sultana (syn. Thompson Seedless) were grown in a [...]