Effects of irrigation and pruning on concord grape productivity and seasonal root development

Alan N. Lakso; David M. Eissenstat; Louise Comas; Richard Dunst

Effects of irrigation and pruning on concord grape productivity and seasonal root development

Alan N. Lakso
, David M. Eissenstat
, Louise Comas
, Richard Dunst

Plant Institute

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Abstract

A trial in which Concord grapes were monitored to examine the effects of pruning, irrigation/drought, and the interactions of fine root production is discussed. From the study it was found that irrigation is not necessary for normally-pruned grapevines if a conservative soil management is used. With minimal pruning, however, irrigation may be of value, depending on the soil/cover crop management.

Original language	English (US)
Pages	32-34
Number of pages	3
Volume	23
No	2
Specialist publication	International Water and Irrigation
State	Published - 2003

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Aquatic Science
Water Science and Technology
Geotechnical Engineering and Engineering Geology

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