977 resultados para Vitis bourquina
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A field study in three vineyards in southern Queensland (Australia) was carried out to develop predictive models for individual leaf area and shoot leaf area of two cultivars (Cabernet Sauvignon and Shiraz) of grapevines (Vitis Vinifera L.). Digital image analysis was used to measure leaf vein length and leaf area. Stepwise regressions of untransformed and transformed models consisting of up to six predictor variables for leaf area and three predictor variables for shoot leaf area were carried out to obtain the most efficient models. High correlation coefficients were found for log10 transformed individual leaf and shoot leaf area models. The significance of predictor variables in the models varied across vineyards and cultivars, demonstrating the discontinuous and heterogeneous nature of vineyards. The application of this work in a grapevine modeling environment and in a dynamic vineyard management context are discussed. Sample sizes for quantification of individual leaf areas and areas of leaves on shoots are proposed based on target margins of errors of sampled data.
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Vizsgálatunk célja a közép-magyarországi Vitis sylvestris élőhelyek állapotfelmérése, összehasonlításban, a balkáni régióban található ligeti szőlő élőhelyekkel. 17 hazai valamint 17 bulgáriai egyedet hasonlítottunk össze élőhelyi jellemzők és hajtás morfológia alapján. Utóbbi esetben 20 bélyeget vettünk figyelembe a Nemzetközi Szőlészeti és Borászati Szervezet számkulcsos rendszeréből (OIV, 2001). Az élőhelyek vizsgálata során összehasonlítottunk középhegységi valamint ártéri állományokat is. A bulgáriai élőhelyek inváziós fertőzöttsége általánosan alacsony volt. Ezzel szemben a hazai állományokban, így az Akalacsi erdő összetételében többnyire hibrid jellegű egyedeket találtunk. Legnagyobb számban a Budai hegységben a Hármashatár hegyen, valamint a Gödi sziget területén fordultak elő morfológiailag még Vitis sylvestris - ként azonosítható és ezáltal védendő egyedek. Eredményeink rámutattak arra, hogy azokon az élőhelyeken, ahol a Vitis riparia megjelenik a V. sylvestris egyedek száma fokozatosan csökken, helyette legfeljebb a V. ripariával létrejött hibridek találhatók meg. Az introgresszió során, a génanyag eróziója a védett faj végleges eltűnéséhez vezethet.
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Historically, grapevine (Vitis vinifera L.) leaf characterisation has been a driving force in the identification of cultivars. In this study, ampelometric (foliometric) analysis was done on leaf samples collected from hand-pruned, mechanically pruned and minimally pruned ‘Sauvignon blanc’ and ‘Syrah’ vines to estimate the impact of within-vineyard variability and a change in bud load on the stability of leaf properties. The results showed that within-vineyard variability of ampelometric characteristics was high within a cultivar, irrespective of bud load. In terms of the O.I.V. coding system, zero to four class differences were observed between minimum and maximum values of each characteristic. The value of variability of each characteristic was different between the three levels of bud load and the two cultivars. With respect to bud load, the number of shoots per vine had a significant effect on the characteristics of the leaf laminae. Single leaf area and lengths of veins changed significantly for both cultivars, irrespective of treatment, while angle between veins proved to be a stable characteristic. A large number of biometric data can be recorded on a single leaf; the data measured on several leaves, however, are not necessarily unique for a specific cultivar. The leaf characteristics analysed in this study can be divided into two groups according to the response to a change in bud load, i.e. stable (angles between the veins, depths of sinuses) and variable (length of the veins, length of the petiole, single leaf area). The variable characteristics are not recommended to be used in cultivar identification, unless the pruning method/bud load is known.
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Raster graphic ampelometric software was not exclusively developed for the estimation of leaf area, but also for the characterization of grapevine (Viti vinifera L.) leaves. The software was written in C-Hprogramming language, using the C-1-1- Builder 2007 for Windows 95-XP and Linux operation systems. It handles desktop-scanned images. On the image analysed with the GRA.LE.D., the user has to determine 11 points. These points are then connected and the distances between them calculated. The GRA.LE.D. software supports standard ampelometric measurements such as leaf area, angles between the veins and lengths of the veins. These measurements are recorded by the software and exported into plain ASCII text files for single or multiple samples. Twenty-two biometric data points of each leaf are identified by the GRA.LE.D. It presents the opportunity to statistically analyse experimental data, allows comparison of cultivars and enables graphic reconstruction of leaves using the Microsoft Excel Chart Wizard. The GRA. LE.D. was thoroughly calibrated and compared to other widely used instruments and methods such as photo-gravimetry, LiCor L0100, WinDIAS2.0 and ImageTool. By comparison, the GRA.LE.D. presented the most accurate measurements of leaf area, but the LiCor L0100 and the WinDIAS2.0 were faster, while the photo-gravimetric method proved to be the most time-consuming. The WinDIAS2.0 instrument was the least reliable. The GRA.LE.D. is uncomplicated, user-friendly, accurate, consistent, reliable and has wide practical application.
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Grapevine stem segments were cocultivated with three different Agrobacterium tumefaciens and three different A. vitis strains. A. tumefaciens strains induced tumors at variable frequencies, while A. vitis-infected stem segments never formed crown galls. The tumorous nature of tissues grown on hormone free medium was confirmed by opine assays. Bioinformatic and PCR analysis of the virulence regions of various A. tumefaciens and A. vitis Ti plasmids showed that virH2 and virK genes are common in A. tumefaciens but they are lacking from A. vitis. Thus virH2 and virK genes may be essential for grapevine stem segment transformation, but expression of certain T-DNA genes of A. vitis may also prevent the growth of transformed cells. Our data indicate that the tumorigenic ability of A. vitis is different on intact plant and on their explants, and that the specific host association of A. vitis on grapevine is probably determined by physiological and biochemical factors (e. g., better colonizing ability) rather than by its increased tumorigenic ability. Therefore it is not reasonable to develop „helper” plasmids for grapevine transformation from A. vitis pTis, unless their avirulence on in vitro explants is determined by T-DNA gene(s). Due to the inability of A. vitis to induce tumors on grapevine stem segments, the use of in vitro explant assays cannot be reliably used to select A. vitis resistant grapevine genotypes or transgenic lines.
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In a context of climatic change, where high temperatures are frequent in the first phases of ripening, protecting bunches from solar radiation is essential to preserve berry colors. This thesis reports data collected in 2015 within a 3-year experiment conducted in Tebano (Faenza, Italy) in an organically-managed vineyard. Vines of cv Sangiovese submitted to post-veraison (15 Brix), pre-harvest late defoliation and post-veraison shoot positioning were compared with untreated controls. Treatments did not modify berry skin anthocyanins and flavonols, berry weight, soluble solids, pH, titratable acidity. Data are discussed in terms of the relevance of preserving berry skin anthocyanins and increasing berry skin flavonols through sustainable agronomic approaches for improving the color of young (co-pigmentation) and older (formation of polymeric pigments) wines. The benefits of late defoliations as an effective tool against Botrytis cluster rot are also discussed.
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Le piante e gli animali presentano elementi comuni nel loro sistema di difesa contro gli agenti patogeni, come la sintesi diretta di enzimi idrolitici (chitinasi, glucanasi, proteinasi e ossidasi) e di peptidi antimicrobici (AMPs). Gli AMPs sono peptidi ampiamente espressi negli organismi animali (vertebrati e invertebrati) e nelle piante. Possono essere espressi costitutivamente o rapidamente indotti inseguito ad uno stimolo biotico, a differenti livelli cellulari, per interagire direttamente con l’agente infettante e/o per modulare la risposta immunitaria contro i patogeni. Tali peptidi sono oggi classificati in relazione alle loro caratteristiche biochimiche (carica netta) e/ o alle loro caratteristiche strutturali (composizione amminoacidica, struttura lineare o circolare). In base a queste caratteristiche le molecole possono essere distinte nei seguenti gruppi: 1) peptidi lineari ad alfa elica; 2) peptidi ciclici con β-sheets e due o più ponti disolfuro; 3) peptidi con alfa elica e β-sheets stabilizzati da ponti disolfuro; 4) peptidi con hairpin o loop stabilizzati da ponti disolfuro; 5) peptidi lineari con residui aminoacidici ripetuti, come prolina, glicina, triptofano o istidina; 6) piccoli peptidi con struttura avvolta o con una struttura secondaria non definita. Nonostante la loro diversità strutturale, i peptidi antimicrobici presentano la caratteristica comune di inibire la crescita di un largo spettro di microbi, quali Gram-positivi, Gram-negativi, funghi e in alcuni casi anche virus, tanto da far coniare il termine di “antibiotici naturali”. Negli ultimi anni è notevolmente incrementato l’interesse verso tali peptidi dal momento che dati scientifici hanno mostrato che questi non inducono lo sviluppo di meccanismi di resistenza nei microrganismi patogeni. Gli AMPs quindi potrebbero costituire una valida alternativa non solo in ambito sanitario, per la sostituzione di antibiotici di sintesi chimica e di origine microbiologica, ma potrebbero avere un importante utilizzo in campo industriale e nello sviluppo di nuovi sistemi di conservazione degli alimenti al fine di incrementare la loro “shelf-life”.
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Predicted climate changes announce an increase of extreme environmental conditions including drought and excessive heat and light in classical viticultural regions. Thus, understanding how grapevine responds to these conditions and how different genotypes can adapt, is crucial for informed decisions on accurate viticultural actions. Global transcriptome analyses are useful for this purpose as the response to these abiotic stresses involves the interplay of complex and diverse cascades of physiological, cellular and molecular events. The main goal of the present work was to evaluate the response to diverse imposed abiotic stresses at the transcriptome level and to compare the response of two grapevine varieties with contrasting physiological trends, Trincadeira (TR) and Touriga Nacional (TN).
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Neste trabalho testou-se o potencial antagonista de 16 fungos endofíticos isolados de videiras (Vitis vinifera L.), de castas representativas do Alentejo produzidas em modo de proteção integrada e em modo biológico, contra Guignardia bidwellii. Os isolados identificados após ITS-PCR e sequenciação pertencem aos géneros Epicoccum, Alternaria, Botrytis, Athelia, Phoma e Gibberella. Os isolados testados mostraram atividade antagonista contra G. bidwellii quer por inibição direta, quer através da produção de compostos voláteis, à exceção dos dois isolados de B. cinerea. No entanto, todos os isolados produziram alguns compostos voláteis com reconhecida atividade antimicrobiana, tais como benzaldeído, 3-metil-1-butanol e derivados de ácido propanoico. Foi ainda observado que seis dos isolados produziram também metabolitos não voláteis com capacidade de inibir o crescimento de G. bidwellii. Os resultados obtidos vêm mostrar o potencial dos fungos endofíticos como agentes de luta biológica no controlo de G. bidwellii, podendo constituir novas alternativas no âmbito de Proteção de Plantas; ABSTRACT: Endophytic fungi present in grapevines (Vitis vinifera L.) with the ability to inhibit the growth of the causal agent of black rot (Guignardia bidwellii) In this work the antagonistic potential of 16 endophytic grapevine fungi isolates (Vitis vinifera L.), from representative cultivars of the Alentejo region produced either under integrated pest management or organic mode, was tested against Guignardia bidwellii. Isolates were identified through ITS-PCR and sequencing, as belonging to the genera Epicoccum, Alternaria, Botrytis, Athelia, Phoma and Gibberella. Isolates showed antagonist activity against G. bidwellii either by direct inhibition or through the production of volatile compounds, with the exception of two isolates of B. cinerea. Nevertheless, all isolates produced volatile compounds with known antimicrobial activity such as benzaldehyde, 3-methyl-1-butanol and propionic acid derivatives. Additionally, six isolates produced non-volatile metabolites with the ability to inhibit G. bidwellii growth. These results show the potential that endophytic fungi have as agents for biological control of G. bidwellii, opening new options in the field of Plant Protection.
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Doutoramento em Engenharia Agronómica - Instituto Superior de Agronomia - UL
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Doutoramento em Engenharia Agronómica - Instituto Superior de Agronomia - UL
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Mestrado Vinifera Euromaster - Instituto Superior de Agronomia - UL
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Purpose: To investigate the analgesic properties of fruit extracts of Vitis vinifera (grape) and Punica granatum (pomegranate) in Albino mal mice. Methods: The analgesic activity of fruit extracts of V. vinifera and P. granatum were examined in vivo using thermal stimulus assays (i.e., tail immersion and hot plate) and acetic acid-induced writhing test using acetylsalicylic acid (0.1 g/kg, per os) as standard. The extracts were administered orally in doses of 1.0, 2.0 and 3.0 g/kg. Results: In acetic acid writhes test, both fruit extract pretreatments (1.0, 2.0 and 3.0 g/kg, per os) significantly decreased the number of writhes (p < 0.0001) in a dose-dependent manner compared to control. The Index of Pain Inhibition (IPI) values following V. vinifera extract treatments were 36.52 % (1.0 g/kg), 66.67 % (2.0 g/kg) and 89.71 % (3.0 g/kg) which were significantly different from those for P. granatum extracts (45.39 %, 1.0 g/kg), 70.93 %, 2.0 g/kg) and 86.88 %, 3.0 g/kg) at equivalent doses of 2.0 and 3.0 g/kg of the extracts The fruit extracts of both species increased the reaction latency time. In tail-immersion assay, only the fruit extract of P. granatum significantly increased the response to heat stimulus at doses of 2.0 g/kg (p < 0.05). Conclusion: The hydroalcohol fruit extracts of P. granatum and V. vinifera have potential analgesic effects. Further studies are needed to determine the active component responsible for this effect.