Hard red duplex soils (HRDS) cannot sustain economically productive vineyards without careful management. An experiment was conducted at Rosbercon Vineyard, Picola from 1995 to 1998 in a vineyard block of Chardonnay on Ramsey rootstock planted in 1972. The hypotheses tested were: a) transient waterlogging decreases root growth and grapevine performance, and b) hardening of soil decreases root growth and grapevine performance. (For complete summary open document)
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| Creators | Wheaton, Ashley D. |
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| Language | English |
| Detected Language | English |
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