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Resumo:The present work was aimed to elaborate a bibliographic review about the importance and effects, in a viticultural and enological point of view, of a new and innovating product, the LalVigneâ, that consists in inactive dry yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae) derivatives. It was discussed the ongoing challenges of climate change in wine industry, as the alterations of flowering, veraison and harvest, emphasizing the changes in the ripening process, the metabolism of the vine and also at sensorial level. It was referred in this work, some adaptation measures, being the application of LalVigneâ the most important and the one which was developed throughout the work. Elicitation topic went deeper, being referred what elicitor is and its mode of action. Bridging the gap between elicitors and its mode of action in vines, it was possible to develop the work about LalVigneâ. The LalVigneâ is an elicitor, consisting in inactive dry yeast derivatives, with foliar application. The characteristics of LalVigneâ, it’s mode of action, the advantages and disadvantages for viticulture and enology, as well as their side effects, were described. There are two types of LalVigneâ, Mature and Aroma, whose application is made in red and white grapes, respectively. Regarding the side effects, the use of LalVigneâ AROMA had: improvements in the skin thickness; developments in the aroma precursors; no impact in berry weight, Brix, pH or Tartaric acid; enhancements in the glutathione concentration; increases in thiolic varieties as 3MH and 3MHA; and reduction of herbaceous or aggressive character. The use of LalVigneâ MATURE had: improvements in the skin thickness; no impact in berry weight, Brix, pH or tartaric acid; a reduction of herbaceous or aggressive character; improvements in the concentration of extractable anthocyanins; improvements in the skin tannins; and developments in the degree of polymerization. Several trials were compared in this regard
Autores principais:Albuquerque, Maria Teresa Valadas
Assunto:climate change elicitor inactive dry yeasts foliar application berry quality
Ano:2019
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:dissertação de mestrado
Tipo de acesso:acesso aberto
Instituição associada:Universidade de Lisboa
Idioma:inglês
Origem:Repositório da Universidade de Lisboa
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description The present work was aimed to elaborate a bibliographic review about the importance and effects, in a viticultural and enological point of view, of a new and innovating product, the LalVigneâ, that consists in inactive dry yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae) derivatives. It was discussed the ongoing challenges of climate change in wine industry, as the alterations of flowering, veraison and harvest, emphasizing the changes in the ripening process, the metabolism of the vine and also at sensorial level. It was referred in this work, some adaptation measures, being the application of LalVigneâ the most important and the one which was developed throughout the work. Elicitation topic went deeper, being referred what elicitor is and its mode of action. Bridging the gap between elicitors and its mode of action in vines, it was possible to develop the work about LalVigneâ. The LalVigneâ is an elicitor, consisting in inactive dry yeast derivatives, with foliar application. The characteristics of LalVigneâ, it’s mode of action, the advantages and disadvantages for viticulture and enology, as well as their side effects, were described. There are two types of LalVigneâ, Mature and Aroma, whose application is made in red and white grapes, respectively. Regarding the side effects, the use of LalVigneâ AROMA had: improvements in the skin thickness; developments in the aroma precursors; no impact in berry weight, Brix, pH or Tartaric acid; enhancements in the glutathione concentration; increases in thiolic varieties as 3MH and 3MHA; and reduction of herbaceous or aggressive character. The use of LalVigneâ MATURE had: improvements in the skin thickness; no impact in berry weight, Brix, pH or tartaric acid; a reduction of herbaceous or aggressive character; improvements in the concentration of extractable anthocyanins; improvements in the skin tannins; and developments in the degree of polymerization. Several trials were compared in this regard
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spellingShingle Foliar application of yeast derivatives at veraison to grapevines and their effects on the chemical composition. A bibliographic review
Albuquerque, Maria Teresa Valadas
climate change
elicitor
inactive dry yeasts
foliar application
berry quality
status SINGLETON
subject.fl_str_mv climate change
elicitor
inactive dry yeasts
foliar application
berry quality
title Foliar application of yeast derivatives at veraison to grapevines and their effects on the chemical composition. A bibliographic review
title_full Foliar application of yeast derivatives at veraison to grapevines and their effects on the chemical composition. A bibliographic review
title_fullStr Foliar application of yeast derivatives at veraison to grapevines and their effects on the chemical composition. A bibliographic review
title_full_unstemmed Foliar application of yeast derivatives at veraison to grapevines and their effects on the chemical composition. A bibliographic review
title_short Foliar application of yeast derivatives at veraison to grapevines and their effects on the chemical composition. A bibliographic review
title_sort Foliar application of yeast derivatives at veraison to grapevines and their effects on the chemical composition. A bibliographic review
topic climate change
elicitor
inactive dry yeasts
foliar application
berry quality
topic_facet climate change
elicitor
inactive dry yeasts
foliar application
berry quality
url http://hdl.handle.net/10400.5/21300
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