Viticulture Chapter 4 Flashcards

1
Q

Process by which materials are moved from one part of plant to the other

A

Translocation

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2
Q

Process by which sunlight is converted into sugar

A

Photosynthesis

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3
Q

Water evaporation through openings in underside of leaf

A

Transpiration

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4
Q

Process by which sugar is broken down and converted into biological energy

A

Respiration

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5
Q

Condition where the flowers do not develop grapes. Poor fruit set

A

“Coulure” or shatter

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6
Q

small inset/rootlouse

A

Phylloxera

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7
Q

noble rot/beneficial mold

A

Botrytis Cinera

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8
Q

Powdery Mildew

A

Odium

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9
Q

Small seedless berries at fruit set

A

Millerendage

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10
Q

Downy Mildew; fungal

A

Peronspora

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11
Q

Bacterial disease spread by insects such as the glassy winged sharp shooter

A

Pierces disease

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12
Q

Long term expected weather; historical average

A

Climate

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13
Q

Short term forecast of meteorological conditions

A

wheather

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14
Q

How much rain do grapes need annually

A

20-30 inches

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15
Q

Optimal soil conditions for grape growing

A

Nutrient poor with good drainage prevent overgrowth

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16
Q

Soil types smallest to largest

A

clay, silt, sand rocks

17
Q

High elevation vs. Valley floor impact on vineyard climate

A

High-cool, windy, intense sunlight, diurnal temp swings. Valley Floor-water can collect and cause overgrowth-grapes less concentrated.

18
Q

Describe the effect of water near a vineyard

A

Moderates temps, possible fog/cloud cover, rain, dampness

19
Q

At what age do grapes decline in vigor

A

20

20
Q

Ideal latitude for the vine

A

30-50 degrees latitude in both the northern and southern hemispheres

21
Q

What is the ideal temperature for bud break

A

50 degrees

22
Q

Time period from bud break to harvest

A

140 to 160 days

23
Q

Guyot method

A

One cane from each vine is trained in the same direction

24
Q

What is Cordon vine trainining

A

Each arm is trained along a wire. Spur training

25
Q

What is Rudolph Steiner known for

A

Biodynamic method