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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-30515-4onditions. The priorities are focused on resistance to phylloxera, nematode, virulent populations, and the vector of the grapevine fanleaf virus. Other priorities are the adaptation of rootstocks to drought, salinity, and chlorosis. The rootstock breeding also addresses particular issues such as gra

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Values, Attitudes, and Behaviore to specific soil types, texture, depth, chemistry (pH, salinity, lime content), and fertility. Rootstocks also overcome water problems, such as drought conditions or inadequate drainage. Rootstocks need to be compatible with vineyard and winemaking objectives and can affect vine growth, the timing

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-3169-5 commercial grape production to phylloxera is quite different from that of American Vitis species. However, the roots of the different American species also show varying degrees of tolerance to phylloxera. Most rootstocks currently in use are only phylloxera tolerant rather than resistant. Some resi

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,M?glichkeiten der Glaukomtherapie heute,ype, texture, and depth of soil is essential. Furthermore, even though grapevines are considered relatively tolerant to water deficits, growth and yield can be seriously affected under soil water deficits. Therefore, choosing drought-tolerant rootstocks can control water extraction capacity and scio

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Nicht-Cisplatin-induziertes Erbrechen,d compared to the dormant pruning weight measured in the winter following harvest. Rootstocks can also affect berry size, but the results vary by location. Berry growth occurs in a double sigmoid curve pattern that includes three phases. The first phase is berry formation which berry size increases

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-55649-3 combinations or rare or difficult-to-propagate rootstocks. The rootstocks that produce strong early growth are more favored than those which take longer to get established. Choosing the early starters can be a mistake because usually, the slow-starters are the best producer vines in the long term.