Foliage and its role in the quality of wine production

Authors

  • pedro Almanza Fundación Universitaria Juan de Castellanos

Keywords:

Canopi, Photosynthesis, Light, Photoperiodicity

Abstract

The main function of the plant foliage is to carry out an efficient photosynthesis. hat is the reason to maintain plantations with canopies, formed by vigorous and evenly distributed structures that produce enough photosyntates to obtain fruits to compete with domestic and international markets. The importance of the plants foliage increases with time, going from being a practice initially used in growth control, sustainable yields procurement and plagues and illnesses prevention, to become an essential integral method in the search of the improvement of the harvested products quality. The cold tropical climate vine industry must make an effort to increase the grape and wine quality, through the handling of the vineyards in front of the climatic conditions of the farming capable areas, because under these circumstances, light is probably the most complex and variable environmental factor that acts on plants, playing a crucial part as it provides energy for the photosynthesis and is also a stimulus for the growth and the acquisition of quality information

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Author Biography

pedro Almanza, Fundación Universitaria Juan de Castellanos

Doctorado (c) en Ciencias Agropecuarias, área Agraria, Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Bogotá. Esp. en Frutales de Clima Frío, UPTC. Ingeniero Agrónomo, UPTC. Docente UPTC, catedrático Fundación Universitaria Juan de Castellanos.

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Published

2005-10-31

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Almanza, pedro. (2005). Foliage and its role in the quality of wine production. Cultura científica, (3), 25–29. Retrieved from https://jdc-ojs.vobomkt.com/index.php/Cult_cient/article/view/467

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