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"The Vine: Physiology, Terroir, and Cultivation" by Alain Carbonneau, Alain Deloire, & Benoît Jaillard | EnoOne
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- Italian 🇮🇹
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Description
A precise and punctual viticulture advice manual
A manual to better understand the mechanisms of the vine, addressing various aspects of morphology, phenology (climatic factors), metabolism, vine physiology, based on terroir and cultivation type. Theory and practice for a more sustainable approach: the era of precision viticulture has arrived!
The practical advice provided can be directly applied in all phases of the grapevine's vegetative cycle.
AUTHORS: ALAIN CARBONNEAU, ALAIN DELOIRE, BENOÎT JAILLARD
TRANSLATED BY: ANNE MEGLIOLI
Details
Data sheet
- Language
- Italian 🇮🇹
- Publisher
- Eno One
- Number of pages
- 430
- Size:
- 16 x 24 cm
- Date of publication
- August 2, 2011