influence du mode de conduite de la vigne sur la photosynthèse et la distribution des substances élaborées

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Abstract
Dans le cadre de l'étude de l'influence du mode de conduite de la vigne sur sa physiologie, on compare l'activité photosynthétique des vignes hautes et basses ; on précise l'influence du cépage et de la charge sur cette activité, la répartition des substances élaborées entre organes reproductifs et végétatifs ainsi que la variation de cette répartition selon le mode de conduite. En conclusion, la conduite en forme haute augmente le rendement agronomique de la photosynthèse. +++ Within the framework of the study of the influence of the method of growing the vine on its physiology, a comparison is made of the photosynthetic activity of high and low vines ; the influence of the variety of vine and the potential crop on this activity is specified, as well as the distribution of the substances elaborated between the reproductive and vegetative organs and the variation in this distribution according to the method of growing. In conclusion, growing the vines high increases the agronomie output of the photosynthesis.
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Authors ;K. Stoev;S. Dobreva
Journal meta gene
Year 1976
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10.20870/oeno-one.1976.10.2.1642
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