2013 - Firenze University Press
Article
Digital Version
State of the art in grapevine variety and clone identifi cation through polymorphism in DNA molecular markers
P. 106-106
Is part of
Advances in horticultural science [rivista dell'ortoflorofrutticoltura italiana] : 27, 3, 2013-
Information
DOI: 10.1400/220137
ISSN: 1592-1573
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In this issue
- System application and the availability of vine germplasm
- The evolution of clonal heritage registry available at TOS.CO.VIT.
- Sanitary and agronomic selection of Tuscan germplasm to improve wine production
- Innovative techniques for pre-multiplication of grapevine clones : the CE.PRE.MA.VI. experience
- Preservation and premultiplication of selected grape material in Trentino : collaboration between FEM-S. Micele all'Adige and Trentino Grape-Nurseries AVIT-Consortium
- Propagation of endangered grapevine cultivars : some reasons to recover and protect this patrimony
- Characteristics of recent released clones selected by DiSAAA-A in Tuscan Coast line premultiplied by TOS.CO.VIT.
- Updated knowledge of the vine rootstocks
- Micropropagation in viticulture : twenty years of experience
- State of the art in grapevine variety and clone identifi cation through polymorphism in DNA molecular markers
- Harmonization and validation of diagnostic protocols for the detection of grapevine viruses covered by phytosanitary rules
- Prevention and control strategies against Agrobacterium vitis in grapevine multiplication material
- How information technology can support regulations and best practices for the management of health status of grapevine and product safety
- RFID microchips as a tool for traceability in grapevine nurseries : pre- and post-grafting implants
- Competitiveness of the wine sector : considerations on future scenarios
- Effect of mulching and plant density on out-of-season organic potato growth, yield and quality
- Application of sucrose on tomato seedlings improves transplant quality, crop establishment, cold and dark hardiness
- Physiological responses of C4 grasses to prolonged heat stress
- Book reviews
- Post index
- A brief tribute to professor Enrico Triolo (1946-2013)
