Evaluation of the genetic diversity and root architecture under osmotic stress of common grapevine rootstocks and clones

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Summary

Grapevine is grown as a grafted plant, mainly using phylloxera-resistant rootstocks obtained when this aphid destroyed European vineyards, and the use of a reduced number of rootstocks in each production area is common, indicating that the genetic variability used could be insufficient to tackle new stress constraints.

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2020-05-01
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Rootstock, Phylloxera, Biology, Germplasm, Horticulture

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