Crop development, crop estimation and crop control to secure quality and production of major wine grape varieties: A national approach
Abstract
Crop development, crop estimation and crop control to secure quality and production of major wine grape varieties: A national approach
Summary
Baseline data was collected on the nature and extent of variation in commonly assessed yield components and compositional characters at all levels within vineyards. Adapted crop forecasting methods and sampling strategies for use in modern vineyards. Undertook physiological studies to enhance understanding of crop development across a range of regions to underpin improvements in control of crop development and crop estimation, and secure quality and production.
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