Accumulation and Degradation of Solutes Vitis vinifera L. Berries in Contrasting Climates
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Tannat (Vitis Vinifera), climate, ripening stages, berry compositionAbstract
Grape ripening is a complex process conditioned by climatic factors, which influence the evolution of solutes and define its composition. The objective of the study was to evaluate the behavior of the red Tannat variety in contracting climatic situations, considering the dynamics of berry growth, the rate of accumulation and reduction of solutes during ripening, and their composition at harvest. The trial was installed in two regions, warm and temperate climate, in rainfed commercial vineyards, during 2018 and 2019. Primary berry composition at ripening and secondary composition at harvest were determined. Multivariate analysis and comparison of means (Fisher’s LSD test) were performed. The climatic type (region) conditions the evolution of solutes at ripening, but their interaction with annual conditions determines berry composition. The annual variability is explained by rainfall, with a direct influence on the duration of the cycle and the ripening, size, and composition of the berry. In warm climates, there is greater sensitivity to the ripening year effect, with a strong influence on the rapid phase. In temperate climates, the greater stability between years results from a thermal condition more favorable to ripening processes.
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