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Influence of Cane Regulation ongrowth, Yield and Quality of Wine Grapes (Vitis vinifera L.)

Rani Shirana, Kulapati Hipparag, S. N. Patil, D.L. Rudresh, Mallikarjun Awati, G. Raghavendra, Satish Pattepur

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A field experiment on “Qualities of wine as influenced by cane regulation and crop load of wine grape varieties grown under northern dry zone of Karnataka” was carried out during 2017-2018 at grape orchard, MHREC, UHS, Bagalkot. Among the varieties, Medika found to be superior over other varieties with respect to shoot length (80.05cm), yield (16.63 kg/vine) and total sugar (21.09%). Vine regulated with 25 canes per vine exhibited superiority with respect to shoot length(77.45cm) and total sugar (20.87%) while, the vines with no cane regulation resulted into significantly the maximum yield (14.91 kg/vine) followed by vines with 40 canes per vine (13.46 kg/vine).

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A field experiment on “Qualities of wine as influenced by cane regulation and crop load of wine grape varieties grown under northern dry zone of Karnataka” was carried out during 2017-2018 at grape orchard, MHREC, UHS, Bagalkot. Among the varieties, Medika found to be superior over other varieties with respect to shoot length (80.05cm), yield (16.63 kg/vine) and total sugar (21.09%). Vine regulated with 25 canes per vine exhibited superiority with respect to shoot length(77.45cm) and total sugar (20.87%) while, the vines with no cane regulation resulted into significantly the maximum yield (14.91 kg/vine) followed by vines with 40 canes per vine (13.46 kg/vine).

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A field experiment on “Qualities of wine as influenced by cane regulation and crop load of wine grape varieties grown under northern dry zone of Karnataka” was carried out during 2017-2018 at grape orchard, MHREC, UHS, Bagalkot. Among the varieties, Medika found to be superior over other varieties with respect to shoot length (80.05cm), yield (16.63 kg/vine) and total sugar (21.09%). Vine regulated with 25 canes per vine exhibited superiority with respect to shoot length(77.45cm) and total sugar (20.87%) while, the vines with no cane regulation resulted into significantly the maximum yield (14.91 kg/vine) followed by vines with 40 canes per vine (13.46 kg/vine).

Key concepts: Vine, Cane, Shoot, Wine, Horticulture, Yield (engineering), Wine grape, Crop

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