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Vitis acerifolia, bush grape.

62668 Vitis acerifolia, bush grape. http://www.biosurvey.ou.edu/shrub/viac2.htm Bushy, short-jointed woody vine often covering shrubs or rocks, seldom climbing trees. Branches tomentose when young but becoming glabrous. Tendrils usually rare, short. Leaves usually thick and somewhat leathery, suborbicular to broadly triangular-ovate, 6-10 cm (2. Horticulture > Fruits > Grape > Science eastern   colorado   compound   panicle   biological   survey   glabrate   tomentose   vitaceae   leathery   glaucous   toothed   glabrous Jan 1, 1999  

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Crop Profile: Vinifera and French Hybrid Grapes in New York I. Profile Prepared By: Tim Weigle Greg English-Loeb Wayne Wilcox Rick Dunst Grape IPM Program Dept. of Entomology Dept. of Plant Pathology Fredonia Lab Cornell University NYSAES NYSAES NYSAES 412 E. Main St. Barton Lab Barton Lab 412 E.
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Adult mites are wormlike, light yellowish white, 0.2 mm long and one-fourth as wide. They have two pairs of legs and are much smaller than spider mites. Life cycle Damage Young leaves show bright pinkish or reddish swellings on upper surfaces.
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because it is susceptible to cold injury and requires long, warm summers for proper fruit maturation. Nevertheless, with proper site selection and training systems to allow recovery from winter damage, V.
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Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture J Sci Food Agric 86:915921 (2006) DOI: 10.1002/jsfa.2438 Non-galloylated and galloylated proanthocyanidin oligomers in grape seeds from Vitus vinifera L. cv.
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Bushy, short-jointed woody vine often covering shrubs or rocks, seldom climbing trees. Branches tomentose when young but becoming glabrous. Tendrils usually rare, short. Leaves usually thick and somewhat leathery, suborbicular to broadly triangular-ovate, 6-10 cm (2.
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PHYSIOLOGICAL AND CHEMICAL ECOLOGY Sex Pheromone of Grape Berry Moth (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae) P. WITZGALL, M. BENGTSSON, AND R. M. TRIMBLE1 Department of Plant Protection Sciences, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, 230 53 Alnarp, Sweden Environ. Entomol.
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Investigations into the causes of Botrytis bunch rot development (Botrytis cinerea) and its control at the Lake Erie Regional Grape Research and Extension Center
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Grape breeding started at the University in 1908, with the goal of creating cold-hardy table and juice grapes using traditional breeding methods. In the 1980's, the Grape Breeding Project responded to the needs of local commercial growers and wineries, and began to focus on wine grape production.
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Euvitis - "True grapes"; elongated clusters, berries that adhere to stems at maturity, forked tendrils, loose bark that detaches in long strips, and diaphragms in pith at nodes.
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Muscadines are vigorous, deciduous vines growing 60-100 ft. in the wild. Botanically, they differ in significant ways from other grapes and are placed in a separate sub-genus, Muscadinia.
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