Vigne

Term (also vine, grapevine) for the climbing plant used in viticulture for the production of wine. The topic is dealt with under various aspects in the following keywords:

Adventitious bud to autochthonous

• Adventitious bud - buds in unusual places on the vine
• Old vines - autochthonous grape varieties in the Swiss canton of Valais
• Old vines - including Black Hamburg at Hampton Court Palace near London
• American vines - American vine species
• Ampelography - vine science
• Anderson Kym - publisher of "Which Winegrape Varieties are Grown Where" (statistics)
• Ancient grape varieties - historical grape varieties such as Allobrogica, Aminea, Biturica etc.
• Asian grapevines - Asian grapevine species
• Eye - bud of the vine (main eye, secondary eye, summer eye, winter eye)
• autochthonous grape varieties - means "originating or occurring at the place of origin"

BBCH code to DNA

• BBCH code - morphological stages of development
• Leaves - nutritional organs of the vine
• Blind vine - annual shoot of the vine
• Flower - sexual organ of the vine, stage in the vegetative cycle
• Bouquet varieties - grape varieties with a typical flavour
• Chromosome - DNA strand
• CPVO (Community Plant Variety Office) - EU plant variety protection office
• Dense planting - high number of vines
• Direct bearer (ungrafted) - ungrafted vines
• DNA - genetic material

annual wood to inbred depression

• annual wood, perennial wood - new fruit-bearing shoot in spring
• Parent-offspring relationship - unclear parent-offspring relationship
• vine training - Vineyard design
• European vines - European vine species
• lateral shoot - Offshoot of the vine
• Genome - entire genetic material in a cell
• Genetic engineering - targeted modification of genetic information
• Habitus - external appearance of organisms
• Highest vineyard - growing areas up to 3,111 metres above sea...